Complete newbie just reserved OpenBSD 3.3 because of DARPA mess.

I will be a completely new user to any BSD product. I've messed around with linux a little dual booting but that's it.

I'm so sorry about what happened to you guys in Calgary this week. I've been having a lot of days lately that I'm embarrassed and ashamed to be an American, this is another one of those days. From the majority of us down here that did not vote to put that reactionary twit and his cronies in the White House/Defense Dep't., I apologize.

Anyway, I'm trying to do my part. I'm not a geek at all. Learning how to use my new OS ought to be a real adventure, but it will be worth it to be using not only free software, but "free speech" software as well.

I've been posting this mess to some political boards down here. Maybe something good will come out of this and the system you obviously care so much about will increase it's share of the market.

So... how about some tips on the best resources to help me get familiar with my new OS. I imagine you'll have other well-meaning clueless newbie users coming onboard just like me right now for the same reason.

Again, I really am sorry about what happened.

Adam F. Smith Received on Sat Apr 19 19:17:29 2003