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That has got to be the faggiest email I have ever seen.  For those of
you who saw this in a browser that doesn't display html, it was green :D

> The Tempter wrote:
> 
> if i were to order FreeBSD on CD, would it be easier to install than
> that damn Slackware ? I bought slackware a year or two ago, and
> installed it at home, and it took forever to get the system and xwin
> up and running, and it came with a 800page book.
> 
> Is FreeBSD easier ?
> Why ?
> 
> Just trying to decide on a new OS,
> -Sean

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