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Jim Tarvid On Thursday 27 June 2002 10:55 pm, you wrote: > <snip> > > June 27, 2002 07:31 pm, daRcmaTTeR wrote: > > hmph! sounds like it isn't good for much of anything that means anything, > > huh? > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > You're right. That's a pain. > > I can (almost) understand why the providers would gear their operations to > "Windows only." They have to play to the largest possible audience I > suppose. > > The only other possibility of which I'm aware (reviewed in a linux journal > article) seems to be from a division of Hughes ; > > http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=3526 > > I haven't read the article but it looks as though it's only a commercial > (read network router; _expensive_) solution of some sort. US $2499 plus > annual fees, plus a dish, plus.... > > Oh well. > > A (unique maybe?) Alberta solution for those denied high speed internet > access; > > http://www.pathcom.ca/ipath.htm > > and a news release (but it may only be available here in the Great White > North anyway :) ) > > http://www.pathcom.ca/news/2002/Apr-25.htm > > Best information I could find, sorry. I think I subscribe to too many > newsletters and magazines. ;)
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