At the next St. Petersburg meeting, Myself and Tina Waite (Spoony)
will be giving a little talk on our experiences with the RaLink 2500
chipset, which is an 802.11g chipset with open source drivers. In
addition to having open source drivers, one can buy a card with this
chipset for about $20 at any computer parts store (or even Wal Mart).
Also, I will present some information on the new open source broadcom
drivers, time-willing.
Of course, if nobody is intereted, then Aaron will tell us about his
secret mountain lair
or something. :)
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