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At work free BSD is very much alive and well. Also at work is a computer I 
own. It is there to run a 'mailing list'. Under Winsows 95. It sucks. 
Windows sucks. 'SLMail95' sucks. It crashes all the time. I am interested in 
perhaps running free BSD for my mailing list. Does BSD support mailing lists 
"out of the box"? How could I install it? Thanks in advance...
 
cmathis@wsii.com