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Friday, 10 February 2012

Linux Public Wi-Fi Compatible: Naia Terminal 2 Airport, Manila, Philippines

Posted on 18:41 by Unknown
Testing System
Linux Distribution: Ubuntu 11.10 Unity
Portable: Lenovo Ideapad Z360
*Login with Browser required, no username and password needed
*Speed is good via free Globe Wifi





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