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> Yup, so did I.  I wonder how accurate it is with advocates of other
> operating systems.

Well, I'm a long time OS/2 and custom Linux user and have only recently
installed FreeBSD to work on a class project (nice smooth and simple
install like I'd expect from a BSDish OS, BTW :).  It classified me as
a FreeBSD user.  But given that I consider Redhat the most win95ish of
all Linux installations (yuck!) I don't mind.

Greg


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