I'm running Vinux 3.1 on this system, which is based on Ubuntu 10.10. I
use control+alt+tab to get to the bottom edge panel (I think I have to
hit this twice.) and then I tab over to the wireless network connection
applet. I think Vinux tweaked the desktop layout a bit, but I would
think a variation of the above would work.
If you're talking about a production system, then I'd suggest taking a
look at Vinux. This is a distro based on Ubuntu that has some of the
accessibility rough edges smoothed out for you. The URL to the Vinux
project is at: http://vinuxproject.org/
If you're talking about a production system, I wouldn't recommend Ubuntu
11.10. If you are running it though then I make sure to report the
problems you're seeing so they can be addressed in Ubuntu 12.04.
On 18/02/12 16:27, Lenny wrote:
Hi,
Fed up with the troubles in Ubuntu 11.10, I installed Ubuntu 10.10.
I need to connect to my home router, and I either don't remember, or maybe
it isn't where I think it is, but I would like to find out how to get to the
bottom panel, or the wireless networks available.
I don't want to have to create a wireless connection in the system
networking, I would prefer to open the icon for my router.
All help appreciated.
Thanks.
Glenn
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