Asus EEEpc 1000

[Derek Broughton]

Jim wrote:

>> There's no need to "go back".  Start with whatever Ubuntu you can get,
>> update the repositories to the current version, upgrade, and install
>> kubuntu-desktop.  Done.  Don't boot to the newest kernel if it doesn't
>> support the EEE.
>>   
> I just gave up  and and installed eeeUbuntu and removed Gnome and
> installed KDE, RaLink Wireless works fine in gnome but not KDE,

In which case I'd just install nm-applet (the gnome front-end for Network 
manager) or wicd or anything else that works, but...

> kdenetwork won't let me enter a WEP key, If I check "Use Wireless
> Security" and click on "Expert setting" button it won't go any further
> to allow me to enter a WEP key.

If you're only going to use WEP, then why even bother?  WEP is approximately 
equivalent to no security at all...