BB and UKLinux

Hi:

Has anyone any experience of UKLinux on broadband? I've been using
them for several years on dial-up and found them pretty good, with the
odd momentary lapse. I would like to go on using them when we get BB
in the sticks here in August.

(We are a tiny village of about 180 people, but luckily have a minute
exchange in the village, not much bigger than your average garden
shed. Gosh, I hope it works!)

Hugh

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Hugh Newbury

Running Mandrake 9.1 in deepest Dorset

"Hugh Newbury" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi:
>
>>
> (We are a tiny village of about 180 people, but luckily have a minute
> exchange in the village, not much bigger than your average garden
> shed. Gosh, I hope it works!)
>

You lucky bugger. Our exchange, also in the sticks, and which is quite a bit
bigger than yours, isn't being enabled until December. I wonder what BT's
thinking is on prioritising enabling........

Hugh Newbury wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Has anyone any experience of UKLinux on broadband? I've been using them
> for several years on dial-up and found them pretty good, with the odd
> momentary lapse. I would like to go on using them when we get BB in the
> sticks here in August.

Some info here:
http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/dosearch...50&Old=6months
- generally positive

Also, AAISP (http://sod.ms/) supprot linux well.

>
> (We are a tiny village of about 180 people, but luckily have a minute
> exchange in the village, not much bigger than your average garden shed.
> Gosh, I hope it works!)
>
> Hugh
>


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On Thu, 01 Jul 2004 16:08:38 +0100, Hugh Newbury wrote:

> Hi:
>
> Has anyone any experience of UKLinux on broadband? I've been using
> them for several years on dial-up and found them pretty good, with the
> odd momentary lapse. I would like to go on using them when we get BB
> in the sticks here in August.
>
> Hugh

Just in case you are looking at others, Metronet's support team all use
Linux. Usual Disclaimer

Dave

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Some people use windows, others have a life.