Greetings,
I have a pretty well functioning wireless interface on my Fedora Core 2 system. It "just works" unless there is more than one wireless network available in a location. When the network is started, the WLAN interface just connects to one of them (don't know which criteria are used in selecting which one) and in case I want to use another one, there's lots of manual fiddling with parameters involved.
I'm sure there is a utility (for Gnome) somewhere which makes it easier to browse available WLANs and select which one to connect to. Can someone point me to one?
thanks,
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