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Simple answer is no, not usually. But, why not support the DSL provider 
who does support linux? Why not give your business to the people who 
support the technology you care about?

I'm speaking of the good folks at http://www.speakeasy.net. A little more 
expensive, it's true. But then, you got to pay a little more for a 
Caddilac.