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> How sad, let us see some of that technical expertise out of you,
> partner, in the wireless NG about Linux. The fact remains there is no
> abundant support for Linux and it's a problem, for the average Job Blow
> home user. And if you have to post to a Linux NG, then you're most
> likely going to be called a bunch of names for making the post, which is
> not unlike you have done here.

Ok aside from your silliness, why don't you ask the OP which chipset is
actually on the wireless card as there are well know ones for which
excellent solutions exist. Most problems with wireless and linux CAN be
solved unlike your sweeping inaccurate statement. Support exists in lots of
places for linux users, man pages and newsgroups like these are just 2. I
have had lots of excellent support over the years and given plenty back.
THe fact remains that twats like you put off people from getting to grips
with linux by spreading FUD ( do you work for a large Redmond based company
by any chance?).
Stick to windows, it very user friendly HA HA.

Dave