Re: [PLUG] AOL in Linux

[Paul <paul@dpagin.net>]

Considering the, seemingly intentional, obstacles for using AOL under 
Linux or a router (Put another way: Obstacles for using AOL under 
anything other than Windows and AOL software.), I feel compelled to 
comment on this.  You can get videos anywhere on the Internet.  Live 
technical help; what do you use it for?  Try becoming accustomed to the 
true layout of the Web and the Internet. Forget about that AOL garbage!

The commercials for AOL Broadband sound nice on the surface.  Spam 
filtering, virus scanning, and...that's all I can thing of right now. 
But the price, both control wise and price wise, is too high for me.


Tay Phu wrote:

> The main one is the AOL videos of news, sports, movies, etc then the 
> live technical help and finally the layouts in AOL that i'm accustomed 
> to.
>
> > From: "Jon Nelson" <quincy@linuxnotes.net>
> >
> > AOL said:
> > > Does anyone know if there's any program that can allow me to 
> > connect AOL
> > > BroadBand (DSL) from Linux. I hate to give up the features in AOL
> >
> > Just out of curiosity, what "features" do you not want to give up?


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