On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 04:34:12PM +0000, kevin lyda wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 16, 2002 at 04:02:25PM +0000, John Moylan wrote:
> > I'd be interested too. Since Eircom seem it's taken Eirc** more that 4
> > months to order the cable to connect me, I am still without any
> > connection to the outside world. Europeonline seem cheap, but they don't
> > support linux, and they have some horrible looking multicast download
> > queueing system.
> latency seems to be an issue. i've emailed a few users to ask about that.
btw, i asked on irc, but not here. my big question is, does anyone know
of a european satellite service that allows you to hook up your satellite
equipment to a linux box instead of a windows box. the latency thing is
one issue, but damned if i'm going to beat myself over the head trying
to keep a windows box up and running. i'd be lucky to figure out how
to make a windows box do ethernet networking nevermind securing it or
other types of networking.
kevin
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