Which distro for me?

[eilegz]

yeah i know one reason more to move to us or uk or even HK =/

[Xtreme $niper]

Hey hey, Canada has very cheap 5mb/s broadband. ;)

[Jub]

$40 for 10/10 mbit here in Sweden. $50 for 100/100 mbit =)

Thanks for all replies, even if I didn't ask anything. It made me choose SuSE for my centrino-book.

[Xtreme $niper]

Its 24.95 CDN monthly for the first 3 months (thats $19 USD) and $44.95 for the months after, (which is $34.38 USD) for:

Modem set-up of up to 5.0 Mbps download and 800 Kbps upload**

Provides up to 9 e-mail addresses

Access Webmail from any computer connected to the Internet

10 MB of WebSpace per active e-mail address

Technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

10% discount for Rogers VIP Members

Access to Rogers Yahoo! premium content and services

(yahoo premium gives u all the shiznit like yahoo mail plus 2GB, unlimited photo storage, 300mb yahoo briefcase, launchcast plus, etc)

[karma_police]

Here 512/256 is like $50 USD

- Modem

- up to 20 email adresses POP3/webmail

- 20MB webspace

But its the only one with a decent speed, well cable also but sucks no public IP, just 256/128.

[russ0943]

one quick question while linux guys are here. I have xp on my computer. Does it matter if its formatted as fat32 or ntfs? I hear it needs to be fat32 in order to get linux to work as a dual-boot system but i'm not sure.

[karma_police]

You need another partition to dual-boot it doesnt matters if your Windows partition is FAT or NTFS

[Xtreme $niper]

The windows file system doesnt affect duel boot, but if its NTFS you can get linux to read the files, but not write. FAT32 is both read and writeable. Though I havent gotten it to work.

[kjordan2001]

The windows file system doesnt affect duel boot, but if its NTFS you can get linux to read the files, but not write. FAT32 is both read and writeable. Though I havent gotten it to work.

NTFS is readable and writable with captive ntfs, which uses the Windows ntfs.sys file to translate Linux system calls to the Windows system calls.