I'm closing this bug since wlassistant is no longer available in the
latest Ubuntu repositories. It no longer exists in Intrepid or Jaunty
repos.
** Changed in: wlassistant (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Can not set up WPA-PSK in wlassistant
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/63634
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FWIW: It's not the primary task of a distro to add features to
applications. That the primary task up the wlassistant
developers. Only IMHO, no flameware please ;)
Wireless is unfortunately not the strong side of the
linux kernel :(
Note:
There one common pitfall with knetworkmanager:
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I second that.
I did eventually get knetworkmanager to work (at first it didn't detect
any networks even when wireless assistant did - separate bug).
However, there's no reason for the out-of-the-box tools, i.e. wireless
assistant and system settings, not to support this common encryption
Hi Sarah,
I thought about using knetworkmanager but seeing as I would have to set
up the network manually in the interfaces file to install
knetworkmanager anyway I would already have a working network.
Apologies if that sounds facetious I couldn't think of a better wording.
I have tried
this is true, wlassistant doesnt support WPA at least at the current
time.
If you are using WPA, as i do, why not use knetworkmanager? Hopefully
knetworkmanager will replace wlassistant when it gets more mature.
** Changed in: wlassistant (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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