Peng a linux ppp/cable dialer

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Last Update: 2016-04-04

Peng is a free software under GPL licence which allows to compose a phone number and connect to your internet provider under Gnu/Linux. It is compatible with provider like Aol.

Peng is distribute under the Gpl licence since april 2000, and develop by

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