> > Quoting Scott McClare <mcclare [ at ] ncf [ dot ] ca>: > > > Hi all. Will there be any current Algonquin students attending tonight's > > > meeting? I'm a new student and I have a laptop I'd like to dual boot > > > (Windows/Kubuntu), but while Windows 10 connects to the campus Wi-Fi > > > effortlessly, I haven't had any success on the Kubuntu side. > > > > > > If someone else has done this successfully, I'd love to know how. Here. I forget everything off the top of my head because I use autocompletion, but I use wpa_supplicant and wpa_cli (or wpa_gui) directly, so I don't have tools lie to me. Honestly, I usually care so little for the user case of desktop environments that put three layers of molasses on top of just the unadulterated tools that I haven't bothered to figure the molasses out. > On Jan 14, 2016, at 4:33 PM, jf [ at ] messier [ dot ] ca wrote: > > I will bring my WiFi access point tonight, so you can connect using > > *buntu. But I suspect that the student's WiFi works only with Windows, a > > little bit like OttawaU. You sure about that? Is it just a EAP-PEAP network with MSCHAPv2 inner auth? That's what Carleton has, and I can make it work trivially. I'm pretty darn sure wpa_supplicant supports more than any other out there. Are you using a wrapper GUI? On Thu, Jan 14, 2016 at 04:52:52PM -0500, Murphy Scott wrote: > The WiFi does work, I managed to use it for at least two meeting > nights. I’m not sure if there is a limit to how many can access it at > a time or if it was early in the new semester and it was not available > the first night we used Algonquin. > > I know Alex has managed to get connectivity from Linux and I think > John did last month as well. Great excuse fro a hostapd BoF.