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| Revision 0.1 | 2001-12-03 | Revised by: lsd - lsd@linuxgamers.net |
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For serious computer enthusiasts, a 56k dialup connection doesn't seem to
cut it any more. With more people than ever before spending more time on
the internet, and using it more and more in their everyday lives, permanent
broadband internet connections into the home are becoming increasingly
common. Thankfully, the three most common home broadband solutions work
very well with Linux. In this presentation, I will describe how to get
your broadband connection working in Linux, specifically dealing with
Optus@Home cable, Telstra Bigpond Cable and Telstra ADSL.