wwzulu
June 23rd, 2008, 10:29 PM
Hi,
I know this must have been asked a million times but since it is my first step into wireless world (at home) I don't want to make a mistake. I have a desktop and I laptop for which I 'd like to set a wireless i-net connection (and if possible a network between them, but that's secondary). I am about to order a wireless router but dunno which and by a friend's advice D-Link is reliable. I need it to be around $ 100 (if less it would be great) and work 100 % with Linux. I would also consider other brands such as Buffalo or Linksys or Netgear .. whatever works smooth with Linux (easily detected and set-up)
Maybe this link will be used to choose from
http://bensbargains.net/search.php/router/0
Usually I am running Debian based distros with occasional jump to open SuSe
I know this must have been asked a million times but since it is my first step into wireless world (at home) I don't want to make a mistake. I have a desktop and I laptop for which I 'd like to set a wireless i-net connection (and if possible a network between them, but that's secondary). I am about to order a wireless router but dunno which and by a friend's advice D-Link is reliable. I need it to be around $ 100 (if less it would be great) and work 100 % with Linux. I would also consider other brands such as Buffalo or Linksys or Netgear .. whatever works smooth with Linux (easily detected and set-up)
Maybe this link will be used to choose from
http://bensbargains.net/search.php/router/0
Usually I am running Debian based distros with occasional jump to open SuSe