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I installed Debian on my machine today. This would be a good thing if
it were not for the facts that
(1) I'm in Europe (which is fun, but it means I'm far from my
data and so feeling a bit of stress until I rsync my personal
stuff over here)
(2) I did this because my scsi disk died, and so I pirated the IDE
drive from the machine I accidentally blew up by forgetting to
flip that little switch over to 230
(3) I'm more used to RedHat-like systems
(4) I'm waiting for Murphy to kick in and something else goes wrong.
OK, the last is not so real.
Anyway, here I am with a machine that comes up under linux, but
without X. And I can't quite figure out what to apt-get to make X
work. I tried saying "apt-get install xterm", which installed a whole
bunch of stuff, but doesn't seem to have given me anything I recognize
for configuring and starting X.
Any assistance helpful. Google just keeps telling me about things
people try to install XFree86 4.0.x without deb packages...
Thanks!
ps: How am I sending this? On my boyfriend's Mac, which is hooked up
to a cable modem, and on which I am ssh'ing back to my machine in my
house in Philadelphia.
--
Jeff
Jeff Abrahamson <http://www.purple.com/jeff/>
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