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Re: [PLUG] Re: Linux friendly ISPs
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Greg Lopp wrote:
> Santosh Das wrote:
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> > I use 'IBM Global Network' and though their official stand
> > is they do not 'Support' Linux, they give
> > enough info that you can configure your linux
> > PPP client easily.
>
> Same thing with Earthlink....they don't officially support Linux, but if you call
> the tech support number and say you are using linux, they will connect you to one
> of their techs who know linux.
>
> I think that this would be the general case with all ISPs. PPP is PPP reguardless
> of your underlying OS - right? What ISPs actively disallow linux? MSN? Who else?
>
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Although I have not always found them to be people friendly, Voicenet has become more
Linux friendly and posted quite a bit of information on using Linux . Having just
set up Dial-up networking on my wife's NT laptop it seems to me that it is easier to
set it up on Linux. How hard could it be to support. I got it working easily and
I am not that far removed from being a Windows weenie.
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