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I am having a heck of a time getting simple dhcp services to run.  And
where are the service monitors?  Do I have to install all of those by
hand as well?  I have had to switch to using KDE from GNOME, because
whenever I would statx and it would come up, it would keep openning the
root home window, infinately, until I stopped trying to work with the
desktop.  As soon as I attempted to open another application, or close
one of the fifty or more home windows,  it would start openning them
again.  Is this a virus?  Are there any gui applications for this
stuff?  The stupid dhcpconf tool does not even save the information.  It
acts like it does, but it doesnot.  

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Respectfully,


Martes G.W.
Wiggtekmicro Corp