Sorry to butt in, here, just my 2 cents,
Juno, unfortunately like alot of worthless
microsoft-advocates, will not pull their
heads out from their armpits, they
are hopelessly strung to winblows stuff.
A few are shockwave (not flash player,
surprisingly there is flash for linux),
Goldwave, Netzero, Altavista net services,
just to name a few, they are the ones
losing out, they could use the business
from the linux community.
On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Miark wrote:
> Hi Benjamin,
>
> If you _need_ the Juno program to successfully log on, then
> you won't be able to use it in Linux because they don't have
> any Linux software. Wait a sec... yep. This is from Juno
> itself:
>
> "Sorry, at this time, Juno is available for only personal
> computers (PCs) running Microsoft� Windows� 95 or later or
> Microsoft Windows NT� 4.0."
>
> Miark
>
>
>
>
>
> From: "Benjamin Sher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> > I have a dual-boot Linux/Win98 system. In Windows use Juno
> as
> > my ISP, that is, Juno Premium, the commercial version
> without
> > the banner ads.
> >
> > I would very much like to use Juno as my dial-up in Linux.
> Is
> > there any way to do this? Currently, I use Bellsouth
> dial-up,
> > which doesn't support Linux any more than Juno. Yet, I
> have
> > no problem connecting to the Internet via Bellsouth. Is
> that
> > technically feasible in Linux?
