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wifi-menu
WiFi-menu is a command line tool used in Linux-based operating systems to simplify the process of connecting to wireless networks. It is commonly used on distributions like Arch Linux. When executed, the user is presented with a menu that displays available Wi-Fi networks along with their signal strength, encryption type, and other relevant information. This tool supports both WPA and WEP networks. By selecting a network from the menu, a user can enter the necessary credentials, such as a password, to connect to the chosen network. WiFi-menu handles the entire authentication process, eliminating the need for manual configuration of network settings. This tool is particularly useful for users who prefer a command line interface and want a quick and convenient way to set up Wi-Fi connections without relying on graphical applications.
List of commands for wifi-menu:
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wifi-menu:tldr:010cf wifi-menu: Set up a wireless connection interactively.$ wifi-menutry on your machineexplain this command
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wifi-menu:tldr:92b30 wifi-menu: Interactively set up a connection to a network and obscure the password.$ wifi-menu --obscuretry on your machineexplain this command
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wifi-menu:tldr:f38b2 wifi-menu: Display help.$ wifi-menu --helptry on your machineexplain this command