-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I work for the ISP in Sergeant Bluff. Not to toot my own horn or anything, but I think we have pretty good service. As far as highspeed in Sioux City, not alot there. Local cable company has service, and from my own personal experience it's not the greatest but beats dial-up. As far as our coverage (Long Lines) we do dsl and telephone in Sgt. Bluff, in Sloan, Salix and Whiting (south of here) we do telephone, dsl, and CATV. to the north we cover Jefferson SD with telephone, dsl, and CATV. I wouldn't say we a re necessarily linux friendly... Our phone techs don't know boo about linux, but it's all we run on the backside of our operation. We basically hand out dhcp address's and if you've got dhcpcd running your good to go. Other than that what else makes and ISP linux friendly???
Mike Schieuer Long Lines Internet Sgt. Bluff IA On Mon March 3 2003 2:56 pm, Rodney Schuler wrote: > I just took a job offer in the Sioux City area ( C++ programming :) Windows > > :( ) So, I'll soon be moving there. > > I am seeking opinions on good linux friendly ISP's in the area. I > currently have 256K DSL service, and would like to get similar speed. > > Also, I would like to get approximate coverage areas for broadband service. > My new job is in the south end, so I am most interested in Sgt Bluff, and > other outlying towns in that general direction. > > Thanks > -Rodney -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org iD8DBQE+Y8dmmUFtrUUciv4RAkT2AKCPKMA33RlS2oKI2RJ85rVs+2YzgQCcDZcO 7YtW+yyo/sfoxiPyvIspBSM= =Cr+c -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
