Re: Linux distro for newbies

"James Anastasios" <[email protected]> Wed, 13 Sep 2006 15:56:05 +1000
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Exetel?  Yuck.  Poor support and inflexible reps.

Go Internode if you want high quality with an only slightly higher
price tag.  I'm in an ADSL2+ area so < 24 mbps is coming soon.  That
with their extensive mirrors will get me a Debian netinstall in ~ 3
minutes!  I don't even have to set up a local mirror to roll them out.

On 13/09/06, Andrew McGlashan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Geoffrey Scott wrote:
> > Go on.....  I'm interested.  What are the alternatives?
> >
> > I'm on one of those 400mb Optus cable plans at home.....
>
> I resell a bunch of providers, but the best low start plan in my view is the
> current 512/128 plan with 8GB of included download from Exetel, okay it's
> not cable, but the 8GB is for use midday to midnight each day and there is
> an uncounted period between midnight and midday each day that you can
> download to your heart's content [there may be consequences for downloading
> more than 30GB during this time though].
>
> This is a very simple and very quick answer, there may be far better options
> for others, best thing to do is for those that are interested, send me your
> normal fixed line phone number [one which can take ADSL] and I will create a
> report of available options.
>
> Kind Regards
>
> AndrewM
>
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