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Asus Splashtop

Just so you know, Splashtop (as implemented on Asus motherboards) REQUIRES WINDOWS in order to be activated.

Yes, I know it is encoded within the BIOS of the motherboard. But, activating the embedded Splashtop OS on the board must be done with a CD ROM disk (which ships with the board). And that disk only runs on Windows.

So, Splashtop is a means of "giving Linux a try" - but only if you already have Windows.

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this has already been

this has already been backported by most of the key vendors: i.e. redhat and debian, so most users are protected at this point

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Typo in the title?

I think the title should say GDB instead of GDP.

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voip problems

The key thing is to keep your voice and data seperate.

VoIP is good because it saves money, but its better because it brings more services and enriches your landline telephony experience.

I hear what you are saying about all eggs in once basket, but thats the way it is with anyone.
Go with someone reputable and try not to scrape the bottom of the barrel with a really ceap provider and you will be ok.
(We dont ever mix voice and data so these cyber attacks are never a problem for us either.)

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