Mitigate connection between two wireless access points I was wondering if there was a way to connect a single computer to two different access points. I'm on a network with a lot of users and the usage gets bogged down. Using two wireless antennas can I connect to two different points and share the load between them? Is there software to do this, if it is even possible? Or would I be able to run two different programs off of the different antennas? Say two instances of Firefox, or Firefox and Steam. Using Arch Linux.

Your WiFi NIC can only support being connected to 1 access point (as far as I know), irregardless of how many antennas it has connected to it. So you'd need multiple WiFi NICs.

If you did have multiple NICs then you could take a look at this U&L Q&A titled: Using multiple NICs for faster internet?, for what options you have in terms of using them simultaneously.