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Hi, folks,

	All these very intelligent, well-reasoned, sometimes philosophical 
answers--mine is nothing like that.

	A company for which I want to work uses FreeBSD extensively, so I'm 
learning something about it at home.

That simple,

	John A
	see me fulminate at http://www.jzip.org/