iSeriesCodePoet
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Are there any Linux friendly ISPs? If so who are they and can I get a link to thier website? Mike Wills
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National Linux friendly ISP?
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What do you mean by "Linux friendly"?
Able to connect via Linux? Almost all are.
Or do you mean running Linux? Tony Lawrence
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Able to connect via Linux? Almost all are.
Or do you mean running Linux? Tony Lawrence
SCO Unix/Linux Resources tony@pcunix.com
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iSeriesCodePoet
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I can connect to via Linux. Like I think Juno, NetZero, AOL, and MSN won't work under Linux. Mike Wills
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garethmitchell
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Where are you?
I have connected to 3 or 4 different ISP's in the UK without any problems. I've never tried Compuserve/AOL though because they have proprietry software and in the past charged too much for their services. ClaraNet, LinuxUK and Freeserve are examples of UK ISP's that are fine. If you are in the US, there must be thousands of accessible ISP's.
I have connected to 3 or 4 different ISP's in the UK without any problems. I've never tried Compuserve/AOL though because they have proprietry software and in the past charged too much for their services. ClaraNet, LinuxUK and Freeserve are examples of UK ISP's that are fine. If you are in the US, there must be thousands of accessible ISP's.
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