oilz
May 18th, 2005, 09:04 PM
I've recently bought a router, and managed to get it up and working (with help from people from this board - many thanks).
But soon found out the only encryption available is WEP. Investigating this further, most distro's of linux still don't have WPA by default (correct me if I'm wrong).
Currently to get WPA working under linux requires compiling, configuring...
My question: Will WPA be available any time soon in the System/Administrator/Networking tool, or wherever appropriate?
Any news on this will be appreciated?
Is there a site to see what will and won't be included in the next version of Ubuntu?
In the mean-time I will try to install/compile/configure to get WPA working.
But soon found out the only encryption available is WEP. Investigating this further, most distro's of linux still don't have WPA by default (correct me if I'm wrong).
Currently to get WPA working under linux requires compiling, configuring...
My question: Will WPA be available any time soon in the System/Administrator/Networking tool, or wherever appropriate?
Any news on this will be appreciated?
Is there a site to see what will and won't be included in the next version of Ubuntu?
In the mean-time I will try to install/compile/configure to get WPA working.