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** Reply to note from SL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sat, 19 Jun 2004 11:37:10 +1000
> The modem is a D-Link ADSL modem DSL-302G
> connected by USB (as directed by TPG).
> HOWEVER!... a bit of preliminary homework...incl looking at some
> screenshots of Xandrossuggests to me that I am going to
> I get the impression that Xandros is not for '/real/ Lnux users' ;-)
> ...but I can live with that
Actually Xandros is based on Debian (pretty hardcore) and you can point
the Xandros package manager at your local Debian ftp package servers. To
be honest I view Xandros as an easy way to get
James Gregory wrote:
On Sat, 2004-06-19 at 11:37 +1000, SL wrote:
[stuff]
Hi there,
welcome to the list, hopefully we'll be able to get you over this hurdle
without too much pain.
My internet connection is the cheapest ADSL package offered by TPG
($19.95/200mb month). The modem is a D-
On Sat, Jun 19, 2004 at 12:20:50PM +1000, James Gregory wrote:
> I understand that the latest version of Fedora Core has been wiping out
> Windows partitions,
Whoa dude!!
1. They do NOT wipe out anything -- the problem is rare and recoverable.
2. This problem is common to _ALL_ distros using
On Sat, 2004-06-19 at 11:37 +1000, SL wrote:
> [stuff]
Hi there,
welcome to the list, hopefully we'll be able to get you over this hurdle
without too much pain.
> My internet connection is the cheapest ADSL package offered by TPG
> ($19.95/200mb month). The modem is a D-Link ADSL modem DSL-30
SL wrote:
My internet connection is the cheapest ADSL package offered by TPG
($19.95/200mb month). The modem is a D-Link ADSL modem DSL-302G
connected by USB (as directed by TPG).
Any advice on this..especially re the problems I am anticipating with
respect to ADSL/internet connection??
I don'
Hi Sluggers
I am a Windows person (not by choice) who has toyed with Linux. I use
Win XP at work, and Win 98 SE at home.
I have tried various types of Linux on the 'dark-side' of my home
computer (with Win 98)...incl Red Hat, and Mandrake. I am reasonably
computer - literate...but am no
