I meant, is there an elegant way for me to use GNOME and still run a KDE program (like a connection manager)?
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The only other suggestion I can offer for your case is to get an external AP that plugs in to one the 4 IP ports in the back of your router..That way you you use the AP's software and not the optical routers..I picked one up for about 20$ from newegg that I am now using with my wired router..Plus I can turn it on and off by just unplugging it when I want to..You can set it to a different channel so as not to interfere with the optical router or just turn off your routers RF.
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I'm probably not going to modify my current setup, because I'll be moving into a dorm in a few weeks. On that note, I probably will need some hardware to serve my new accommodations. (The university housing ran out, so they rent local apartments and sublet them to students. As a result, I'll enjoy Comcast as my ISP rather than the campus wireless network.
) I'd be interested to know what has worked for you.
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BTW I must say I give you an A+ for tenacity.
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A boy's gotta have his wireless Internet.
