Ok if you were to get ADSL ou wouldn't get a modem each.
You would get one modem (for as little as £30) for the computer that is
most likely to be on for most of the time
You buy 1 network card for each computer (as cheep as £10 each) making
sure it works in Linux first
And a cheap hub.
Use
Michael Lothian wrote:
Ok if you were to get ADSL ou wouldn't get a modem each.
You would get one modem (for as little as £30) for the computer that
is most likely to be on for most of the time
You buy 1 network card for each computer (as cheep as £10 each)
making sure it works in Linux
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 12:00, John Richard Smith wrote:
Michael Lothian wrote:
Yes that's true but the cost is considerably more, the quality of
service improvement not that much higher, and in my case I have to
buy 4 new modems just to get started.
What exactly is your setup?
Michael Lothian wrote:
Yes that's true but the cost is considerably more, the quality of
service improvement not that much higher, and in my case I have to
buy 4 new modems just to get started.
What exactly is your setup?
I have 3 computer, and my wife has hers and several of my
Well I'm with freeserve and no problems here
Mozilla wouldn't touch your dial up any security would go over tcp/ip
and would have nothing do with the physical conection
Aslo when your on the phone do you get a lot of static or noise?
Also does that mean you live outside an ADSL exchange?
Mike
Michael Lothian wrote:
Netgear have a broadband modem / hub in one
Best to use www.priceguideuk.com
Reviews here but this place may not be the cheepest
http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopSearch.asp?CategoryID=1ShopGroupID=12SupplierID=1
and
ed tharp wrote:
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 12:00, John Richard Smith wrote:
Michael Lothian wrote:
I have 3 computer, and my wife has hers and several of my daughters each
have computers that float in and out according to presence in the
family.I don't propose upgrading them, but the 4 that
Michael Lothian wrote:
Well I'm with freeserve and no problems here
So it could be my end. On the otherhand what phone number do you use,
I have,
147008089933265
147008089916163
147008089916001
in kppp.
Mozilla wouldn't touch your dial up any security would go over tcp/ip
and would have
Netgear have a broadband modem / hub in one
Best to use www.priceguideuk.com
Reviews here but this place may not be the cheepest
http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/Shop/ShopSearch.asp?CategoryID=1ShopGroupID=12SupplierID=1
and
Richard Urwin wrote:
On Monday 11 Aug 2003 5:00 pm, John Richard Smith wrote:
Michael Lothian wrote:
Yes that's true but the cost is considerably more, the quality of
service improvement not that much higher, and in my case I have to
buy 4 new modems just to get started.
What
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 12:33, John Richard Smith wrote:
Michael Lothian wrote:
Netgear have a broadband modem / hub in one
Best to use www.priceguideuk.com
Reviews here but this place may not be the cheepest
On Monday 11 Aug 2003 5:00 pm, John Richard Smith wrote:
Michael Lothian wrote:
Yes that's true but the cost is considerably more, the quality of
service improvement not that much higher, and in my case I have to
buy 4 new modems just to get started.
What exactly is your setup?
I
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 15:31, John Richard Smith wrote:
ed tharp wrote:
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 12:00, John Richard Smith wrote:
Michael Lothian wrote:
I have 3 computer, and my wife has hers and several of my daughters each
have computers that float in and out according to
Yes that's true but the cost is considerably more, the quality of
service improvement not that much higher, and in my case I have to buy
4 new modems just to get started.
What exactly is your setup?
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I have a Tetex version of Mozilla 1.4 installed.
I also installed some security packages.
not sure if these are they, but included,
mozilla-dom-inspector-1.4-1mdk.i586.rpm
mozilla-enigmail-1.4-1mdk.i586.rpm
mozilla-enigmime-1.4-1mdk.i586.rpm
mozillafirebird-0.6-3tex.i586.rpm
Get cheep broadband ;)
My exchange gets enabled on the 3rd of September and it's as cheep as
freephone dial up.
Going back to your question no these have nothing to do with mozilla but
are far mor elikely due to the heat.
I'm in Edinburgh and it's still roasting here so much so that I was
Michael Lothian wrote:
I use 08089916001 the 1470 makes sure you aren't withholding your number.
According to Freeserve this number along with others is being withdrawn
into the 1470 numbers.
No only your modem driver and kppp settings (and modem cable
conections) will have a bearing,
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 16:00:00 +, John Richard Smith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 3 computer, and my wife has hers and several of my daughters
each have computers that float in and out according to presence in the
family.I don't propose upgrading them, but the 4 that sit at home will
all
Mike Larson wrote:
snip
Anyone know of a Mandrake RPM for Java 1.4.2 (I think that is the
version needed for Moz 1.4)?
Mike
snip
I've downloaded and installed sun's java 1.4.2 and it works great with
the mozilla-1.4 tarball install.
Graham
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Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone
working on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
Texstar has them up and they work well. Large download, but worth it.
I take that back. I am having
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone
working on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
Texstar has them up and they work well. Large download, but worth it.
I take that back. I am
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone working
on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
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www.bilkent.edu.tr/~robin
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Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone working
on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
I installed Mozilla 1.4 from the .tar.gz version from the Mozilla site
and it seems to work fine except it has horribly *ugly* fonts. I was
hoping
Mike wrote:
Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone
working on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
I installed Mozilla 1.4 from the .tar.gz version from the Mozilla site
and it seems to work fine except it has horribly *ugly* fonts. I was
Mike wrote:
I guess I don't need Mozilla now, but I do look forward to 1.5 when
Firebird and Thunderbird will be incorporated.
What do you mean by incorporated? My understanding was that this
split into separate standalone browser and email client was a permanent
thing.
--
Guy Rouillier
On Monday July 7 2003 07:37 am, Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone
working on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
mozilla-1.4-2mdk is in cooker, you could try to rebuild the
src.rpm. You'll need libnss3-1.4-2mdk, libnspr4-1.4-2mdk
Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone
working on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
Texstar has them up and they work well. Large download, but worth it.
--
Brant Fitzsimmons
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
All truth passes through three stages.
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Robin Turner wrote:
Has anyone tried out the Redhat RPMs for Mozilla 1.4? Is anyone
working on a Mandrake-optimised version?
Sir Robin
Texstar has them up and they work well. Large download, but worth it.
You can now sort the
Anyone else experiencing problems with installing the new mozilla (1.4)
on mdk9.1? I'm getting all sorts of .xpm errors, and it won't let me
specify an install directory.
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