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Since I'm running Linux (Slackware 3.2) over here in Fort Worth, I
thought I'd let you know about FastLane, a.k.a.:

	FastLane Internet Services
	307 West 7th Street Suite 850
	Ft. Worth, TX 76102
	Metro (817) 429-5263, Fax (817) 870-2585
	http://www.fastlane.net

Their connection to the Internet is in Dallas and has just been upgraded
to a T3 connection.  Their Fort Worth network is connected to their
Dallas network by two T1 connections, I think.

I'm using the usual suspects to connect to FastLane: xisp, fetchmail,
sendmail, netscape, and emacs.

FastLane just changed over to using airnews.net's news service, and it
seems to be working just fine, better than the old news service
according to some people.  I have no complaints about it and I seem to
be more of a Usenet News hound than most people.

Anyways, while you're looking around, take a look at FastLane, and if
you've got any questions, please let me know.

By the way, I'm just a happy customer of FastLane, I don't work for
them.

Later,
Len
--
You are lost in a twisty maze of little web pages, all pointless.


skquinn@wt.net (Shawn K. Quinn - NO SOLICITING) writes:
> In message <6k2lml$1ul$1@joe.rice.edu>, Richard Cobbe 
> <cobbe@new-world.cs.rice.edu> wrote:
> | I'm now living in Dallas, TX, and I'm looking for a good, linux-friendly
> | ISP in the area.  Does anyone have any suggestions?
> | 
> | I'm specifically looking for:
> | 
> | * mail that I can DL to my Linux system with fetchmail or something similar
> |   (so mail via POP3, IMAP, etc.), and then send back up with sendmail.
> | * PPP, not SLIP
> | * 56K transfer rate would be nice
> | * news server
> | 
> | and of course the ability to run other TCP/IP apps---ftp. netscape, etc.
> | I'm not that interested in creating my own web page, so free storage space
> | for that is pretty much irrelevant.
> | 
> | I'd love to hear any suggestions.
>