[cochiselinux] Re: ISP service
- From: "jcantral@xxxxxxxxxxxx" <jcantral@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: cochiselinux@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 06:00:33 -0700
Nearly every real ISP except AOL and Compuserve, which aren't true
ISP's anyway, now allow you to use Linux. Most don't even know what OS
you are running. Beware of the few that require you to run an "install
disk". Until recently, I was on TheRiver.com and ran Linux, Mac and
Win98, without trouble. Now I am on CableOne with the same results.
John
Nvrcrywolf58@xxxxxxx wrote:
> I am new to LINUX, using Red Hat LINUX vs. 8. Currently, I
>am looking for a reliable ISP to switch to, so that I can use both Windows and
>LINUX through the same ISP. We have been with AOL for the last four years.
>The latest upgrade from AOL 8.0 to 9.0 really sucked, since I lost all of my
>filing cabinet in my mails. But my family is not ready to abandon the use of
>their Windows 98SE yet. Can anyone help me out by pointing me to a reliable
>ISP.
>Another note, Red Hat has my printer configured correctly Canon Multipass
>C5500, but OpenOffice 1.0 does not list it. How do I write in the
>configuration
>so that I can use the printer? Help me out on this one. Thanks.
>
>Sincerely, James Elliott
>
>
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