[linux-help] Re: Have question about Slackware Linux 7

[Jeff Vian <jvian@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Most of the local ISPs can be used with Linux, including SWBELL.
The ones that push the advertising as a condition of using their service are
the ones that you are likely to have a problem with.( netzero, etc)

As far as the partitioning, I concur with one of the other suggestions that
said the best would probably be to reinstall with an all-Linux drive and
eliminate the windows partition.


----- Original Message -----
From: Anthony A Bogardus <abogardus@xxxxxxxx>
To: <linux-help@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 11:13 AM
Subject: [linux-help] Have question about Slackware Linux 7


>
> Dear Linux-help,
>                                I have Slackware Linux 7 and when I
> installed it partioned the hard drive and I ended up with Linux and Win98
> on one hd. I only have about 140 MB left on my hd and it's only a 1.2 GB
> hd. Is there any way I can take off Win98 and only have Linux?
> Another thing. I use Juno Web as my ISP and it only uses MS Windows but
> it only costs $9.95 MO. Is there a free or cheep ISP in Wichita that uses
> Linux. I'd like to trade my computer in for a new one but it's a Packard
> Bell Pentium one and I don't think anyone will take it.
>                               Does anyone have any ideas?
>
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