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From: Muhammad Harie MUHAMMAD AMIR CHOW <mhm1@ukc.ac.uk>
Organization: University of Kent at Canterbury
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I'm an avid user of WinTel platform machine and UNIX. I'm considered new
in UNIX administration stuff.
	My questio is how do I actually run X-windows, I seemed to be stuck in
CLI mode. I did went through the X thing (whatever). As far as I know,
in Solaris UNIX Operating System, I can run the X-windows by detecting
this command.
	/usr/openwin/bin/openwin.
	So, how do I do that in FreeBSD UNIX. Now, I now Solaris is another
variant of UNIX. At least, I know the administration in UNIX OS.
Installing NT seems to be so much of problematic.