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In article  <20080205.1306.20004snz@flashy.nut>
           sum1else@some.address "Ian" writes:

> paul@pcserviceselectronics.co.uk wrote:
  [..]
> > Stick to your old settings and look at changing ISP or use a cheap Linux/BSD
> > box as a mailserver.
> >
> I'll continue using my old settings and see how long it is till they
> stop customers using the old "insecure" (as they call it) settings, then
> they'll lose a customer.
> Not sure if my screen reader/voice synthesizer would work with linnux.

I suspect that wasn't what Paul meant; at least what I understood 
was to get hold of an old 486 or P1 box, install the bits of 
Linux you need on there for services you need, and connect your 
present PC/YAN to this using a packet driver or some such 
trickery.  

I think Simon mentioned that he uses a setup something like this 
(the word "ndis3pkt" has found its way into my consciousness) so 
it would be worth looking back through dispc for info.

Pete
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