On 06/19/14 18:55, Temlakos wrote:
By the way: the Dell Inspiron 1545 has a button with a picture of a wireless antenna tower on it. I assume that works in the Windows environment to turn wireless connectivity on and off. Does it work at all in the Linux environment? Or may I safely ignore it? (It also functions as "F2" if I strike the blue "Fn" key first.)
Don't know about your Dell....but on my Acer that switch is pretty much a "hardware" switch that seems to turn power on/off to the wireless card. So it matters not what OS is running.