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Hi Wireless Folks,

I just installed the Moblin 2.1 on my EeePC with a new Intel 4965 under the 
hood. Naturally, my wireless access is working a Lot better than it did.

However, the wireless control panel in my moblin is underwhelming.

I am wondering if someone on thei group could point me to a wireless gui app 
that would graphically reveal local networks, signal strength and type (a/g/n)?

from the current display, I cant tell if I am running on a g network or an n; 
i'd like to know.

any pointers? thx, jackc...