LinSSID

Icon for LinSSID by Warren Severin, GPL
The channel view displays available WiFi networks in the vicinity with signal strength (y axis) and channel width (x axis)
The channel view gives a graphical representation of available WiFi networks with signal strength (y axis) and channel width (x axis)

LinSSID fills the gap of a graphical WLAN scanner, after the InSSider is apparently no longer developed for Linux. The development of LinSSID is also slow; the last update found on the Sourceforge project page dates back to 2018.

But the program can still be installed in its latest version from Ubuntu’s Universe repository and does what it should do, provided that the own user account belongs to the group of administrators: With a click on Start, LinSSID scans the location in the 2.4 and (if available) 5 MHz band and prepares the result graphically: either on a time axis or as a diagram with channel/signal strength.

Installation

sudo apt install linssid

Alternativen

Keine für Linux bekannt.