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Around the last time I logged in...

Did you try quoting the username? e.g. "john smith".

Have you tried VLC?

In black baby...!

Your speed depends on your distance from the exchange, and the quality of the copper, etc...

Your ex-girl surely? She ruined your computer and wasted beer! BTW... nice one Trizoy :D

I like the second one...

My favourite mail client is Mutt, but I'm using Opera these days.

Maybe it's Windows Colour Blinds... hehe.

Have you tried Babelfish?

http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/

They don't have backup batteries because they don't need them...

Newer PPC devices have non-volatile memory... I'm fairly sure this applies to all Windows Mobile 5 devices.

I installed Firefox on my iBook G4 soon after I bought it, but I've never used it. Safari does the job perfectly so I don't bother with Firefox.

slrn

http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/changeman.html

Mandriva is a fine distro, try it and see. If you're not sure download one of the livecd distros (such as Knoppix) and run it from CD to get a feel for Linux.

7-Zip.

I'm with iiNet... I'm happy with them. Optus have just released new plans that you might want to take a look at too.

Cable is faster than ADSL in Australia (for now), however if you're lucky enough to be on an exchange that iiNet, Internode, Adam, etc are rolling out their equipment to you can get up to 24mb/s download speeds. For more info on Australian broadband check out Whirlpool.