[nfbcs] Vinux question:

[Christopher Chaltain]

Vinux does have wireless support built into it. I've installed it on 
several machines with only a wireless connection. In fact, that's true 
of the system I'm using to send this message, and I never had to go out 
of my way to get wireless working. Remember that Vinux is based on 
Ubuntu, a major Linux distribution, so supporting wireless out of the 
box would be a pretty high priority.

If you're running Vinux in a virtual machine then you won't be using a 
wireless network in Vinux. The virtual device driver in Vinux will 
appear as a physical and not a wireless network. Of course your host 
operating system will be using a wireless network but the client 
operating system won't.

On 29/04/16 14:26, charleseblack via nfbcs wrote:
> Greetings:
>
>
>
> I have recently installed Vinux, visually impaired Linux. I have installed
> it on vmbox on a system that has only a wireless connection to the Internet.
> The vinux program doesn't appear to have a wireless component as part of the
> distribution. Does anyone know where I might obtain this? Thanks for any
> assistance.
>
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>
> Charles E. Black
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> charleseblack at att.net
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Christopher (CJ)
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