GUI wireless tools?

[Scott I. Remick]

One thing I've never really gotten into was using FreeBSD on a laptop. My 
few attempts have met moderate success, and recently have only included 
PC-BSD.

Well, I got my hands on a Dell Latitude D600 that's not currently being 
used so I tried rolling my own FreeBSD 6.3 + Gnome setup on it. So far, 
I've gotten everything working, and got the wireless going (I think?) via 
NDIS. So now I'm into uncharted territory (at least personally).

One thing that has jumped out at me is the apparently lack of a GUI 
utility for discovery of and easy-connecting to wireless access points. 
Am I missing something? Other than Network Settings, which requires you 
to manually enter a known SSID and so on. What do other people use? 
Preferably GUI, because while I don't fear the CLI part of the point of 
this laptop will be to "show it off", so eye-candy counts. Support of WEP 
and WPA necessary.

Searching of FreshPorts and Google came up empty, at least for FreeBSD. 
There was a promising utility called Gwireless but development seems to 
have stalled. Then there's a list at http://gentoo-wiki.com/
HOWTO_Gnome_Wifi but as far as I can tell, none of those are available 
ported to FreeBSD.

Any suggestions?