Steve Litt [2016-02-09 17:24]:

> I use wpa_gui every time I take one of my laptops on the road, and I
> get it to work, but I wouldn't call its functionality "working fine."
> First of all, its human interface is ridiculous. Instead of conversing
> with the human at human level and translating for wpa_supplicant, it
> converses with wpa_supplicant at wpa_supplicant level and makes the
> human translate. The thing where you have to go to another tab, press
> scan, press scan again, doubleclick, remember the number of the new
> network, go back to the first tab, select it, and wait for your IP
> address (or not) is ridiculous.

Maybe so with Linux (I use wicd with my Linux laptops), but it works out
of the box with PC-BSD.
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Hilsen Harald