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Linux Support for Wireless Laptop Internet?
scubacuda asks: "I'm looking for a good "all you can eat" cellular data plan for my laptop. So far, I've looked into T-mobile, Earthlink, and Verizon's wireless Internet options. Any suggestions on price, availability, and speed? The real kicker for me is Linux support, which, I've been told by all three companies, is NOT available. (Any and all hacks would be greatly appreciated!)" This particular market is still in a great degree of flux, especially with landscape-changing deals like the AT&T/Cingular merger going on in the background and issue of going for cellular or WiFi connectivity service. Are there any wireless carriers that you've been able to get working on a Linux laptop? If so, what did you have to do to attain your wireless laptop nirvana?
Yes, but back then the packets were already used to going uphill both ways and didn't care for a fancy client waiting for them on arrival. Bah, packets these days... GET OFF MY LAWN!
"Remind me, can I take a phone with a US priceplan into every state yet..and use it?"
Yes. I do.
What has this to do with connecting a laptop to the cellular network? Oh, right - nothing. That's because you're a useless, hating troll.
Get thee back under thy rock, or I shall be AGAIN forced to say "Billy Goat!"
Ce n'est pas un vrai mouvement de robot!
Ah, yes. Wireless indeed.