Why would a linux system not log in to a network
Posted: 04 Oct 2013, 19:27
I know someone who had Ubuntu on a laptop and could not log in to a university wifi network, even though two other people tried logging in with their own username and password. They suggested he go to the department that handles computer problems and ask them what the cause was, but he assumed it was due to using a Linux system instead of a windows and just went somewhere else. Does anyone have an idea what the cause of him not being able to log in was? The username and password were correct. There is no doubt about that.
It is appropriate for me to ask this here, because I am considering install Porteus Kiosk on a laptop and I want to know every limitation it could face. It wouldn't do me any good to rent (or sell or give) a laptop to a college student at the local university if he won't even be able to log in to use the internet.
It is appropriate for me to ask this here, because I am considering install Porteus Kiosk on a laptop and I want to know every limitation it could face. It wouldn't do me any good to rent (or sell or give) a laptop to a college student at the local university if he won't even be able to log in to use the internet.