Can anyone suggest a USB Wireless Card that...

Can anyone suggest a USB Wireless Card that is 100% compatible with Ubuntu Linux? OR better yet how can I make my Intel Motherboard BOXD525MW connect wireless to my 75 feet away Router?

OR better yet how can I make my Intel Motherboard BOXD525MW connect ..............to my 75 feet away Router?

Use a pair of homeplugs between a ringmain socket near your router (not an extension lead) and a socket in your workshop, and then connect with ethernet

Mine work 200ft from the house.

Don't bother with wireless, it does not like motors, metal and concrete or long distances.

It is these, I'm not familiar with X10 but could be

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HomePlug

That's a great idea, I think I will forget about wireless and buy one of this:

www.seniorgamers.net/home/2012/08/wired-...th-devolo-homeplugs/

Just do a bit of research on the specs, there are a variety of speeds 85, 100, 200 MBs and some specify range ie the length of cable it will work over.

Mine are just 85MBs Solwise units, much cheaper than Netgear etc but work fine

I have a WiFi Homeplug adaptor in the workshop, which means I can use my smartphone down there (so long as I don't have a machine running)

Not sure if you've seen my recent post, but I developed a simple solution that allows me to use a PCI WiFi card but automatically disable the driver if Axis or Latency Test are running...

www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum...iver-auto-loadunload

EDIT:
The above is only going to be useful if you can get a decent signal with a wifi card. Your best bet would be to try connecting to your router over wifi using a mobile phone, tablet, laptop, netbook, etc from your machine location. If any of those have a weak signal, then wireless is not the way forward...