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Qt Network Manager - a network manager app using wireless extensions to provide an alternative to gnome network manager. Future plans include integrating with various desktop managers.
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Kwlan is a network manager for KDE. It provides a central interface to configure wired, wireless and dialup networks.
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WiFiCli's an open source command shell wireless network manager for Linux. It supports scanning, WEP & WPA-PSK connections, and manages a list of favorite Wi-Fi nets on disk. It installs with almost no dependencies. See http://wificli.sourceforge.net
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The KDE Wifi Manager is a graphical tool to configure and monitor wireless LAN PC-Cards. This program suite is for the K Desktop Environment, version 3. Please note that the files here are outdated - KWiFiManager is now in KDE 3.2.
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This project aims to port the NOKIA Wireless LAN Software for the NOKIA C110/C111 Wireless LAN PC Cards to KDE.
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The application KOrinoco is a set of tools to configure wireless LAN cards that support the wireless extensions. It is written for KDE2. For a KDE3 version, look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/kwifimanager
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