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Well I have decided to stick with Debian. Thanks for all the
suggestions and insightful comments I received to "Debian too difficult,
Red Hat?":) I still don't have X-windows. I do have my mouse working
now:) I am kind of starting over here. I have decided to try using
email. I have a connection to the internet. I used "ping" and verified
the connection. One problem, I can only use "pon" while signed in as
root. I saw a post for someone who had this problem and tried the
solution: "Do 'adduser user_name dip' but got "The command adduser does
not exist." I also can't figure out how to bring up "Mailx." Under
dselect it says it is installed but when I type in mailx nothing
happens. I looked at the info page and couldn't see anything about how
to get the program up. I have the latest Debian what is the easiest
way or programs to use, in order to use email? I also can't figure out
how to find clear documentation on my system. I went trough steps
outlined in a book I have, using "ghostscript" and "zcat", using either
one I get "Command doesn't exist." I put in "cd HOWTO" and then "ls" I
can see a "mail-HOWTO.gz" but can't figure out how to read it. Could
someone point the way as to how to read files on my system?
Thanks,
Kent
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