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On Sunday 13 February 2005 1:37 am, Alan Bruce wrote:
I realize that the Eclipse basic offering at £14.99 / month is a lot cheaper, but I for one would/do definitely use more than 1GB / month (only 2 cds of your favourite distro for example).
But who upgrades their distribution every month??? You might need that if you are running a local Debian mirror but ordinary users are being invited to pay for more than the majority will ever need. I don't even use the full bandwidth of my 512 connection, let alone need more. I do download lots of files but they are all CVS trees of a max of 5Mb. Even doing that 4 times a day, every day, is not a problem for the cheaper connection. Think carefully about how much bandwidth you actually use before going for the more expensive options - most people don't download gigabytes of anything in a month.
Anybody got any better options ?
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