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i'm a undergraduate student, and i'd once considered to install a
Berkeley unix OS in my own PC. However, my question is will the FreeBSD
able to run smoothly on my PC(cyrix Processor with 32mb, running on
Win95 OS)? 
 The university's workstation is currently running SunOS, is the FreeBSD
unix commands same as the SUN's one??
 i would like to know about this!
 
 Cheers!!
 
 K.A.K
 Oxford, England.

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