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Wannabe Geek


#7595 26-Apr-2006 15:41
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Hi all,
  Would anyone know anyone who as had any luck installing a Woosh PC Card to Linux?
Woosh Customer Service plain ignorant, no time to talk or help.
Just got a XBOX 360 so think I should ditch Woosh & go for the landline option & speed.
Just don't wanna pay the Telecom monthly charge just for games.
Any ideas appreciated.

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Satyr
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  #34075 27-Apr-2006 02:06
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If your gonna use it for gaming, then dont get woosh the latency is too high.

and your right about the woosh customer service, they dont know jack sh*t lol.

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