Once again, any FREE ISPs for linux?

[SolarFlux]

Tried this netzero tweak, but no go...
http://garson.nontoxic.org/~webfreak/netzero.html

Anyone else have any luck with it?

Any new free ISPs that support linux?

[ph34r]

Where do you live? Check http://www.lights.com/freenet/ for a local freenet.

Also, why not just pay for access? $15 a month aint gonna kill ya..

[SolarFlux]

This is not for me, but for a friend in the Chicago area. I need to have it set up before Thanksgiving, otherwise I'll have to put 98 on the laptop I'm giving him.

I already pay $90 for a business DSL line.

[Derango]

If you look around your area, you could probably find several ISPs that offer everything a free one could offer, plus better support and longer uptimes (and less ads http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/wink.gif ). Local ISPs are generaly cheaper than the national brands (I have one for $9.99 a month)

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[Sweede]

sign up for a netzero account, using windows client and follow the instructions here
http://rasspy.gq.nu/

get the info from winipcfg

did it used it for about 4 months, then i moved back home to my DSL http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/biggrin.gif

the username ends up being something like
0:1:8:username@netzero.com and my password was something like }{Df0{2#[

i dont think a password cracker would get that brute force :\

[SolarFlux]

Cool, Sweede, I'll try it out...

Some more food for thought:
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue54/betancourt.html