Public bug reported:
Currently, network-manager isn't installed by default. Therefore, there
is no WPA support. If you have only wireless acces with secure WPA
access, you have to find a cable, configure it to have UNSECURE WEP
access, and install network-manager, afterwards, one can only hope they
set WPA back up, because WEP is unsecure as hell...
Now, you can say, "network-manager" is on the cd, you don't need
internet for that, it's explained on the wiki, but how can one look at
the wiki without internet??
Some say network-manager isn't installed by default because of some
bugs, but what's worse, a bug that affects only a few people, or just
ignoring all the WPA users??
I hope somebody who knows that network-manager is essential for a good
OOTB-experience reads this...
** Affects: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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Network-manager should be installed by default
https://launchpad.net/bugs/59014
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