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Subject: networking linux with microsoft, is it easy?
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Hi folks,
I have been trying to get a wireless connection on my linux box using =
fedora to work, but all my effort so far has failed.  I think that linux =
is week in the area of wireless connections, there are not enough linux =
drivers for most of the PCI wireless cards in the market.  My microsoft =
windows computer is connected to the internet via a wireless connection =
and is running well.  Therefore, I am wondering if it is possible to =
connect my fedora box to my windows computer through a network router, =
and have my linux connect to the internet through my windows connection. =
 I will appreciate any suggestions.  I know it is a bit of a challenge, =
but will give it a try.
Cheers,
Cris