> -----Original Message-----
> From: sel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, 28 May 2000 1:41 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: AW: [Cooker] GET READY FOR A DISCUSSION
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>
> Hi!
>
>
> So, here are the thinks I want to have in 7.1 of course (using b2 at the
> moment):)
...
> h: try to get isdn, cable, dsl support while installing, modems
> are more and
> more obsolete
...
I'd prefer that modems still remain in the install. While it's not uncommon
to hear of $40US ISDN plans in the US, Australia's Telstra charges $560US
Installation, $28US/mth Line Rental and $0.11US per megabyte - effectively
stifling ISDN for SOHO users.
But on another note, could we see a modem and network option? At the moment,
you can choose modem OR network but not both - yet how many times is linux
used for internet sharing?
> >How about a "Linux Neighborhood Icon". Yes, something like which "that
> >other
> >os" has. This would allow home networks to easily share resources on
> >>other
> >computers. This could be supermounted and displayed.
>
> A must have, gnomba most of the time segfaults, as gnome do about every 5
> minutes, must be my pc, of course, beeing on linux since 1994...
...
There's a program called LinNeighbourhood I saw on some no namer distro.
Will post url for copy if somebody wants it [binary only :-(]
Craig Foster
>
> Bye,
> Kai
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