I have been looking for a good, cheap wireless network bridge recently, and have been unable to find one. I was wondering if anyone had some suggestions. There will be two computers using it. I would perfer the bridge to a wireless card becuase getting wireless cards to work on Linux is a major pain. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Linksys is the way to go if ur doing wireless...

Not every Linksys works with Linux.

 

 

 

Anyways, why don't you check out which cards are supported with your Linux distribution?

So, I got a pcmcia card for my linux laptop. I got one with an Atheros-G chipset. There are good drivers for this card under Linux (http://www.madwifi.org), and I would really recommend the chipset - it's been able to do everything I've asked from it for now, including logging in on heavily secured wireless on my university for which special software was required. So yeah.

I was really hoping to avoid a wireless card, since I dont really want to get one working. I do have a card that has decent Linux drivers, so I may just have to use that.