Hello All, On Fri, 2013-05-10 at 07:30 +1000, [email protected] wrote: > Much thanks for both offers of DVD's its much apreciated, although it does > raise the difficulty of which kind offer to chose, but I will figure that > out.
Whomever, may I request a set of DVD's, I am on a 56K modem. Let me know and I will try to sort out blank disks and postage if reasonable. My responses may be delayed if my work involves early starts and long days. > A comment on Russell's post regarding koganmobile, the problem with this is > the data per day is limited to 400Mbytes, this means one cannot simply get > large items like even a CD image. I found this type of restriction was > common on monthly based accounts. Such a restriction almost never applies > to prepaid data which is one of the reasons I have chosen to take that path. Since there are times I desire to get larger items, I am following this with interest. As to with whom, price and effective coverage are significant issues. Telstra is the real option, except I dislike assisting their management salary packages. > A point I will bring up on service selection, I will not if at all possible > deal with faceless organisations, both internet service providers I deal > with have real people one can talk to. I ___HATE___ organisations which go > to great lengths to put there customers at arms length (ie most of them). > I have found Virgin's support to be a major breath of fresh air, where > organisations like Telstra apparently could not care less. It would help if all providers would acknowledge that Linux is standards compliant at the networking level. I want real support for the connection. What I have to do to achieve the result is up to me. I do not expect to need to be told how, just what. Currently, Telstra will not provide "support" for Linux, including the simple link metrics. Regards, Mark Trickett _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list [email protected] http://lists.luv.asn.au/listinfo/luv-main
