On Fri, 6 Aug 2004 00:31:02 -0400, Bob Stia <rnr@sanctum.com> wrote:
> Hello Sluggers,
>
> Last week lightning struck and killed my PCI modem.
>
> So I went shopping and found a hardware Zoom external modem that said it
> was Linux compatible. ( 7 year replacement warranty) Installed it just
> fine and works great. However, it came with a CD that has some pretty
> nice software on it such as a modem hold so that you can take calls
> while on line etc. But, the software is for Win & Mac. Dashed off an
> e-mail to their support. They stated " Sorry, no software for Linux"
> Of course I replied reminding them that they should be thinking Linux
> but got the same reply.
>
> So, my question/comment is, do you all think that someone would be
> interested in writing/ modifying the software on the disc to work in
> Linux??
>
> Bob S.
The most logical progression is broadband.
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