No offence taken my friend.
---Original Message---
From: Sean Miller
Date: 28/10/2006 11:07:12
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Wow
Ian wrote:
> My feet are right here Sean. I will get one when I can afford it and
> find the right one for me. Remembe
Ian wrote:
> My feet are right here Sean. I will get one when I can afford it and
> find the right one for me. Remember I am a pensioner :-))
>
Apologies if I caused offence... wasn't the intention :-)
Just that sometimes one can overanalyse and nothing every gets done...
occasionally better to
My feet are right here Sean. I will get one when I can afford it and find the right one for me. Remember I am a pensioner :-))
---Original Message---
From: Sean Miller
Date: 27/10/2006 23:23:58
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Wow
Somebody took a long
Somebody took a long time to say :-
> Test what. I am on XP and the speed shows clearly enough. From 2000 to 1000
> is a drop in my view.
>
>
>
> We will see in I use a different router I guess.
>
I assume this was the relevant part of the post.. bloody hard to find,
to be honest... what plan
---Original Message---
From: Andy
Date: 27/10/2006 18:46:46
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-UK] Wow
On 27/10/06, Ian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well my broadband runs at 2.3mbps and the borrowed router I tried
> cut that speed in hal
On 27/10/06, Ian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well my broadband runs at 2.3mbps and the borrowed router I tried
> cut that speed in half so I don't know.
I am behind a router and can achieve a speed of 2mbps (if the ISP is
playing nice)
What are you using to test your speed?
Bit torrent downloads
Well my broadband runs at 2.3mbps and the borrowed router I tried cut that speed in half so I don't know.
---Original Message---
From: Sean Miller
Date: 10/27/06 14:24:35
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Wow
Ian wrote:
>
> I think the Router
Ian wrote:
>
> I think the Router is my only way forward. It will have to do the
> speed though so must chose carefully.
>
What sort of speed are we talking here?
Most routers will do up to 8mbps or greater if you have more then I
have no sympathy, lol... !! ;-)
(potentially envious)
Sean
Thanks Alan.
I think the Router is my only way forward. It will have to do the speed though so must chose carefully.
---Original Message---
From: alan c
Date: 27/10/2006 09:27:53
To: British Ubuntu Talk
Subject: Re: [ubuntu-uk] Wow
Ian wrote:
> Seems a long time ago I u
alan c wrote:
> btw you might like to consider replacing the usb modem with a
> modem-router, which is a lot easier to configure and also will offer
> much improved security over a usb modem. Some ISPs are now giving free
> adsl modem-routers, not usb, because they are becoming much cheaper.
> USB
Ian wrote:
> Seems a long time ago I used DOS. Will take a lot longer to get to grips
> with code and where the heck things go in Ubuntu now I have became a lazy
> XP user.
LOL
Be aware though - command line is very much NOT dos. The ascii
characters you type are about the only similarity!
Dos i
Seems a long time ago I used DOS. Will take a lot longer to get to grips
with code and where the heck things go in Ubuntu now I have became a lazy
XP user.
Ian
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