US Internet provider supporting Linux

Unless they make you use a USB modem, you shouldn't have any problem using any provider as long as they give you the proper config data.
Or you mean technical support?

I think he wants a nice CD that will make the setting for him .....

Thank you,

Do you know of such a company whuch does have the ability to gove me proper config data?
Let's say I call the company telling them I am running linux. Do you mean that any internet proviser will be able to guide me through internet connection? T-mobile verizon others?
Do you know of other companies who don't?

Thanks

Alon,

if I were you I would specify where in the US, its quite big out there. You should also wait for the sun to raise over there if you want help from our american friends.
Please reply to this to keep the question open.

 I will be locating into Pittsburgh soon

Hello Alon,

if you use a router with an build in modem then you are independently from a provider. This devices have a web based configuration. Connected to a router via cable (for example) you open your browser call http://192.168.0.1 (this is the intern ip depends on the manufacturer) and the you enter your account information direct on the router.
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Mathias

For what's worth, I've used both Quest DSL and Comcast cable with my Ubuntu set up. The only problem was with Comcast as they required that a tech visit my house and set it up. He wanted to drop his setup CD but as I was running Ubuntu he couldn't (which I took some pleasure in actually). It was small hassle but in the end we managed to "fool" the phone people he had to call and say it was ready to go so they would activate the modem. With DSL it's much easier. Just connect it, visit the setup page and enter the username and password and make any config changes that are necessary - which may be none if you already have it set up (except possible the gateway if it's different).