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How to install Prerequisites: pkg_add p5-Gtk2-1.24992 p5-Gtk2-Ex-Simple-List-0.50p2 $ make install This will install to ~/bin. You can also override the PREFIX and PROGRAM name variables like so: # make PREFIX=/usr/local/bin install Of course now you will need to be root. Or if you prefer a different name you could try: $ make PROGRAM=wifi-gui install It will now be ~/bin/wifi-gui. How to use Add the following to your .xinitrc ~/bin/wifi & Your user will need elevated privileges. To accomplish this you will need to use doas(1) like so: /etc/doas.conf permit nopass myuser as root cmd ifconfig permit nopass myuser as root cmd dhclient If you want the script to check for an existing connection before launching the gui use the `-c' command line switch. It will check for a connection and exit if you are already connected. Use of gtk stock images has been turned on. If for somereason this looks bad or causes problems turn them off with the `-i' command line switch. If you select the box to remember the network then it will save the network id and password in a database located at ~/.networks. If you deselect the box on a previously saved network then it will remove the network from the database. Another option should you feel your database has grown too large, just delete it. It will be repopulated should you decide to start remembering networks again. Bug Reports If you experience issues please provide the following: ifconfig $if scan Run ~/bin/wifi from an xterm and provide any output it gives you in the terminal. Send to <edgar@pettijohn-web.com>