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LinuxGuru707 07-29-2003 03:59 AM

internet service providers for linux
 
HI everyone,
I was told by my teacher that there is an internet service provider for linux that is based in New York City, but he would now tell me for some reason. does any body know what that is and could you please tell me. Also if you know of any internet service providers that are compatible with linux please tell me as well. thanx

ppuru 07-29-2003 04:10 AM

Is it really necessary to differentiate between a ISP which provides linux connectivity or windows connectivity or both?

Over here in Bombay, I have been able to connect to 3 separate ISPs using Linux - no problems whatsoever. TOUCHWOOD! And I never cared whether they supported windows or linux.

Give it a whirl, try connecting to your current ISP.

moeminhtun 07-29-2003 04:22 AM

Re: internet service providers for linux
 
Quote:

Originally posted by LinuxGuru707
HI everyone,
I was told by my teacher that there is an internet service provider for linux that is based in New York City, but he would now tell me for some reason. does any body know what that is and could you please tell me. Also if you know of any internet service providers that are compatible with linux please tell me as well. thanx

There is no such thing.
You pick any ISP. All are compatible with All OS. :)
But the only thing is you have to learn how to setup your Linux Box. It's nothing to do with ISP.

MasterC 07-29-2003 04:25 AM

I live in WA, and Verizon works just fine for me, it's all DHCP so nothing was a problem, it was all "picked up" easily.

Cool

moeminhtun 07-29-2003 04:28 AM

But there is one thing.
If you subscribe broadband (single user), most of the ISP give you the broadband modem and software only for the windows. In this case you need to setup your own thing.

so I think you are looking for the ISP which supports the modem and software installation for Linux ?
Yeah! that make sense.

LinuxGuru707 07-29-2003 04:43 PM

Hi PPURU,
how would I go about connecting to my current isp because I do I have dialup and Im using it for windows? My distro is Suse 8.2 pro.


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