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actually, wpa_supplicant isn't that hard to configure as long as you only use the GUI. just scan for APs, double-click on the network, and type in the PSK. no d
by Hello71 11y ago
actually, wpa_supplicant isn't that hard to configure as long as you only use the GUI. just scan for APs, double-click on the network, and type in the PSK. no documentation-reading required.
- weland 11y agoBut I don't want to (just) use it through a GUI, I want to be able to script it. What am I, a connection-making machine :)?
- aaronem 11y ago> wpa_supplicant isn't that hard to configure as long as you only use the GUI Oh, my mistake! I thought I was using a Unix.
- yellowapple 11y agoI use wpa_supplicant directly on my desktop (running Slackware64 14.1) and have no problem doing so via the command-line and conf file editing alone, though in my case it required adding a snippet to /etc/rc.d/rc.local to get it to connect to my wireless network on boot.