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It might be helpful to get a UNIX quick reference.  O'Reilly makes one 
called "learning the unix operating system."  Its a little book with 
basic commands in it.

If you decide to give up on freebsd, I would recommend buying that 
Macintosh.  Mac OS X has BSD roots as they say.  In fact, buying a Mac 
could help you learn Unix enough to give freebsd a try on that old x86 
box. :)

Lucas Holt
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