On Fri, Apr 28, 2006 at 12:42:04PM -0400, Fred Williams wrote: > I went and ordered a 3 MByte ADSL modem, which I now have, but, (maybe > you're heard of this), my ISP doesn't support Linux. I am running > Fedora Core 4 presently and can still get on-line with my old V.92 > modem. I've got the ADSL connected, but that's as far as I got. How do > I set this up with my system so it can be used. The easiest, fastest way to do this is to buy a cheap home router and let it take care of the ADSL (PPPOE, really) part of things. > I've just moved and many things are still in boxes, like my CD writer. > I have a new DVD writer around here somewhere, but I never got it to > work, and for now I'd be just as happy with CDs. The magic word here is, in my opinion, "K3b" - it's a really, really good piece of burning software, and more importantly the setup utility that comes with it (k3b-setup) will tell you what you have and what you're missing, and configure them appropriately for you. I can't help you with the video, that's out of my field. -- "If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten." - George Carlin