WPA in 6.06 LTS - HowTO

[Collins Richey]

On 7/16/06, Russ Goddard <rlgoddard at gmail.com> wrote:
> Alexander Skwar wrote:
> > The easiest way is to install network-manager and network-manager-gnome.
> > Then empty the file /etc/network/interfaces and restart X (or reboot).
> > After that, nm will be used and this works *extremely* well (at least
> > on my machine).
> >
> Can I use network-manager-gnome in Xubuntu?
>

You can install ubuntu-desktop (same goes for kubuntu-desktop)
presuming you have the disk space. Then you have the gnome libraries
needed for network-manager. If yiou have a low resource
(memory/spped)machine, it may be a little sluggish while loading all
the gnome bloat.

Just watch it the first time you login. Even if you tell it no,
ubuntu-desktop presumes you want to run gnome unless you specifically
select xfce (or kde) the first time, at least that's how it behaved on
my kubuntu installation.

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