[Lvlug] Cox Internet Power Boost and Linux?

[Chris Louden]

I force everything to plain text.  :-P

On Mar 26, 2010, at 5:19 PM, cyberengineer  
<cyberengineer at earthlink.net> wrote:

> XoD
>         No, I like a large fonts - easier to see with these old eyes!
>
> Best regards - Richard
>
> On 3/25/2010 10:47 PM, F. Fox wrote:
>>
>> Hey Richard, font-size much? XoD
>>
>> cyberengineer wrote:
>>>
>>> Hello Tom:
>>>         Did you get the $39 (or what ever it was) rate for life?   
>>> If you did, you might want to think about not giving it up.  I bet  
>>> Cox is not cheap - and will go up after the intro.
>>>
>>> Best regards - Richard Davis
>>>
>>> Tom Garland wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I thinking of dropping my Clear WiFi modems in favor of
>>>> switching back to Cox as my Internet provider. I noticed
>>>> both "Preferred" and "Premier" Internet service have a
>>>> "Power Boost" feature. It looks like you may have to have
>>>> some Winblows code installed to use it. So my question
>>>> is - Does the Cox Power Boost feature work with Linux?
>>>>
>>>> Also does anyone have either the "Preferred" or "Premier"
>>>> service? If you do what are the total cost with taxes and
>>>> fees for a month?
>>>>
>>>> I'm also thinking selling my 2 Clear modems for $50
>>>> each if I switch to Cox. I'm offering them here hoping
>>>> that if anyone buys them they would bring one of them
>>>> to our LVLUG meetings.
>>>>
>>>> Tom
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>> -- 
>> F. Fox
>>
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