Can Linux use a Win modem?
Linux is now starting to support Win modems. Win modems are very low priced modems that require special software to run. Low priced computers come with these modems. A regular 56k modem can be purchased for about $30 and will usually be automatically detected and configured. It can be difficult to set up a Win modem at this time under Linux. Q: I’ve heard a lot about Linux but I have no experience with Unix. I am impressed with the stability claims and the openness of it all. Clearly a lot of people more knowledgeable than me are impressed. I’d really like to try it. Why haven’t I? I need my machine for day in and out use and so I can’t afford to wipe out my drive and install Linux to embark on a flight of fancy with no ability to do real work for some time. How can Instant Linux help me here? A: The Instant Linux Manager Program fits perfectly with your desires and concerns. The distributions that the Instant Linux Manager can download for you all install on your current Windows forma
