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I need to see the channels used by all Wi-Fi networks in range in order to improve my Wi-Fi connection by selecting the channel to be used by my modem (a procedure related to the 'freebox' modem).


In Windows there is Vistumbler (that I know of).


What would be the equivalent in Ubuntu?




Edits after answers/comments:



  • The name of my wireless is registered as eth1 (not as wlan#) - as confirmed after comments and chats



  • What I want is a program that would display all wireless networks in range (which any network app does) and the channel used by each of them, like Vistumbler does:


    screenshot



  • I have an answer that seems satisfactory for now (wicd)- but please post more if there are other similar apps.




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Linssid



LinSSID is graphically and functionally similar to Inssider (Microsoft™ Windows®). It is written in C++ using Linux NL80211 tools, Qt5, and Qwt 6.1.



You can use this Linssid:


sudo apt install linssid

screenshot


It will show you ssid, mac, power signal, and graphic.


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