I guess he was fortunate to enough to buy one that was correctly packaged.
Linus Torvalds, Founder of Linux, Uses a NETGEAR WGR614L
Categories: News, Rumors and Gossip WGR614L Open Source Router
Over at Linux.com, the new website of the Linux Foundation, Linus Torvalds posts about his recent experience with a Linksys router and his subsequent switch to NETGEAR.
His WCG200v2 kept on rebooting and rebooting, with an annoying pause in between connections. Obviously, the founder of Linux can't ever be disconnected from the Internet (and he's a geek at heart who never minds picking up a new gadget), so he went out to his local Fry's and picked up a NETGEAR WGR614L. He reports is not experiencing the same problems as his previous router.
Read Linus's original post on Linux.com, and when you're all set, learn more about the WGR614L open source router!
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September 9, 2009 8:50 PM
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