January  year (09) I have a computer 64 BIT (TOP OF THE LINE ? :down:)
nothing work. Have to go back to to 32.
Pain in the ass to be in the frontline.
But some hard shield must always take the stand ;)
I'm surprised that this is problem (year 10)

My last wireless adapter was a TP-Link w/ an atheros chipset (confirmed at the aforementioned website I might add), which cost me I think $29AU *in* Australian (where prices for just about everything are typically inflated out the wazoo), I really can't see a lack of affordable USB Wi-Fi adapters myself...
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Ehtyar.

-Ehtyar (October 20, 2009, 02:36 PM)

Yoiks!

Hi Dr. E.

[/non-rant:- start] :)

1. I thought we were talking about people were completely new to Linux and coming straight from Windows a moment ago. Many of them wouldn't have a clue about wifi chipset drivers. And most of those wouldn't have the patience or know-how to hack around with them once they did.

-40hz (October 20, 2009, 03:44 PM)

I am a Newbie to Linux and install Ubuntu, like the interface and the logic. But the Wifi problem stop me to further explore the world of Linux. Windows is not perfect either, have four computer's, printer and TV on WIFI and that's was not a walk in the park to set up  :huh:. The Wifi chipset problem in Linux was to much struggel so I wait for further development in this area.

i use these two in an attempt to keep my groceries' list in order. but not sure if it's downloadable to a mobile phone.

• http://www.grocerywiz.com/HomePage.aspx
• http://www.publix.com/MyGroceryList.do

-lanux128 (November 09, 2008, 08:08 PM)

Only print, but if some of the smart people here at DonationCoder made a small program.
put it up on the DC server's and made it possible to members to access.
let's call It My reminder

 :two: and after we have made the beta testing we can sell this service to more people how are whimsy like me.
Hopfully will It bring in more than 2 cent's to DonationCoder