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From: Stephane Raimbault <stephane@freenet.mb.ca>
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Subject: Which install?
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I've been installing FreeBSD and was wondering which install to do.  I 
would like to know which install you believ is best.  I would like to be 
able to use the latest version of netscape so I will need X.  I've been 
installing X-USER  but I would like to learn how to create kernels and 
tdo some other devolment things later but not soon.  Could I install 
X-USer and then install packages latter like the src for sys to create a 
kernel?  I will be installing via PPP so I don't have the luxury to 
simply install right off the CD.

Thank you for your time,
Stephane Raimbault
E-mail: stephane@freenet.mb.ca