I really like OS X's ability to share the internet connection through everything within several mouse clicks, but it seems that the Mac is doing something funny that prevents Linux machines from connecting. Is there a Linux software that lets me do the same thing, or at least to a certain degree?
For those who don't know, from Mac's internet sharing settings, you choose the interface with the connection that should be shared (in), then choose the interface(s) that should be used to share (out). The machine will then make the changes and make the connection available through the out interface(s). You can also choose a password for WEP wireless encryption. Needless to say, when done you can stop sharing.
Today I come across a script that shares the connection through Wifi, but as such it won't be easy to enable and disable sharing, let alone changing the options. I know it's unlikely to get something as full-featured as I described for free, so please fire off all your suggestions.
