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UK's first Linux dedicated free ISP to go live

Will Knight ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 28 Oct 1999 14:11 BST

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The UK's first Linux dedicated non-subscription ISP will be launched within the next two weeks by UKLinux.net with all profits going to the open source foundation, according to a reseller at this year's IT Forum show at Olympia.

A spokesperson from Definite Linux , the largest Linux distributor in the UK made the revelation at the show on Wednesday.

The new Linux optimised ISP will apparently also provide technical support for all distributions of Linux in an effort to get even the most technology-phobic Brit surfing Linux-style.

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