Status of 802.11g WiFi ?

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Status of 802.11g WiFi ?

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01-11-2004, 01:30 PM	#1
ddustan LQ Newbie Registered: May 2003 Location: Washington State Posts: 1 Rep:	Status of 802.11g WiFi ? I have a wireless network (802.11g) that works great under the OS that I couldn't care less about. I am using all Airlink Plus hardware, router, PCI cards, and PCMCIA in my laptop. My question is this, When can we expect support of 802.11g within Linux? I am using Mepis Linux but will need to make a critical decision in the near future since I am moving to a house with no cabling being in the works. If I have to, I can place my computers next to the router.... Are there specific developers that I may contact to help test or to prod along as in the case of Broadcom? The lag between Windows and Linux in this case is killing me! David

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