Kusoneko wrote: > On December 4, 2020 1:40:57 AM UTC, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Highly doubt OS matters at all for ISPs. Internet service is standardized you > could say, at least at the end points where a device connects to a home > network or to the ISP, so there's no reason why a Linux-based OS wouldn't be > able to connect. > >> Any thoughts on tmpfiles? What are other doing? Switching? Nothing? > Waiting for more info + whether a fix will come and if not what the > alternatives are, and if the only alternative is systemd then I'll wait still > for something that isn't systemd. > > Kusoneko. >
That's my thinking too. I think most all of them are OS neutral. They just have a web page to manage them and that's it. I'm getting giddy about that sort of speed coming here tho. Not long ago, you had to be in town close to a provider and pay a arm and leg to get that sort of speed. Now, a little guy can have it. One that lives out in the sticks at that. I'm going to see if I can get more info about the box I connect too. That'll give me something to google for and find info about. I did think of one thing tho. I got to find a network card that is faster. The one I have now tops out at 100MBs. It's a old school type. I'll have to get a fancy 1GB version I guess. Hmmmm, I think my router is 1GB ready. I may have to recheck that. Michael is posting more info on this. Even tho the alternative has systemd in the name, I don't think it is coded by the systemd devs. It just happens to work with and be tailored around systemd. Dale :-) :-)
