Linux wireless adapter?

[Stephen]

My google fu is strong

:-)


On 3/17/10, mike Enriquez <mylinux at cox.net> wrote:
> Thank you Stephen,
> This was a very good site.
> Mike E.
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> Stephen wrote:
>> I know for whatever reason Atheros chipsets are very Linux friendly.
>> and Ubuntu has a very good hardware list.
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>> Its also pretty easy and well documented. a quick Google search can
>> give you a few easy places to start.
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>> http://www.linuxemporium.co.uk/products/wireless/ for example.
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>> On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 5:08 PM, mike Enriquez <mylinux at cox.net> wrote:
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>>> I am going to build a Linux destop computer for my wife. It has to be a
>>> wireless setup. Before I create a disaster, can any member of the group
>>> recommend  a distro and  wireless card  that will live in harmony  and
>>> protect my marriage.
>>> I am open for any distro and any card.  What have you found to work?
>>>
>>> If I build her a linux and computer and it will not connect to the
>>> internet she will want a windows machine. So be nice I don't want that
>>> to happen.
>>>
>>> Thanks for you help.
>>>
>>> Mike Enriquez
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