Vince L schrieb:
Because if you have more than 1 pc, it makes sense to have an ethernet network and set up your internet connection once on the router Because if you have only 1 pc but more than 1 operating system, it makes sense to set up 1 router once Because if you are running Linux, and you are not happy with the ADSL USB modem support, you can rely on the ethernet support.
AFAIK probably the most used Linux application in Poland is LMS (http://www.lms.org.pl/about.php?lang=en) and others of that kind. So please explain how does it fit your theory of one PC?
Well, there is a heap of things I would prefer opensuse to work on rather than providing ADSL modem support to users in Poland - where they will become more affluent, see sense and all buy routers within the next 3 years - so there is no point in wasting effort on ADSL modem support.
No point to you, indeed. But you ain't the sole Linux user, nor the British are (in the frame of the market difference).
I know Poles are stubborn, and hold to old fashioned values, which is usually a good thing. But sticking to ADSL modems is not a useful national characteristic.
This statement sounds like prejudice to me and proves that you do not understand the polish market at all. And complaining about being stubborn do only folks who are stubborn themselves. Thx Jan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org