> of about five different versions. I tried a couple -- Xubuntu,   
      
   Ok, that's the one with xfce4..   
      
   > Kubuntu,   
      
   And that should be KDE, like I use.   
      
   You should see somewhat of a difference between them, but who knows with 11.04.   
      
      
   >> If so, you should ask Andy in the Main msg. area if you can just   
   >>"apt-get xfce4" to change to the XFCE4 window manager.  It's a really nice on   
   >> I used xfce4 when I was running Gentoo Linux.   
      
   > I'll do that.  Is there a simple way to forward a reply from here, to   
   > MAIN BOARD, or another Echo?  If I ever adopt OLRs as my standard way   
      
   Yes, bring up the message that you want to copy - you can use the message   
   number, or - (minus) or + (plus key) to make it the current message.   
      
   Then type the message copy command, mc.   
      
   You get a prompt that says something like: Hit Enter to Copy here, or type the   
   Area name to  copy to.   
      
   You'd type 'main' since that's where you want to copy the message to.   
      
   Once you've done that then j main (join main), you'll see 1 new message there   
   (the one you've copied).   
      
   Type dup to change/edit that message, add more text to it, delete extra stuff   
   you don't want.. then save it as usual.   
      
      
   >> If not that, then what you want to look for is 'terminal'.  It's in the   
   >>accessories menu under Gnome and Unity is based on Gnome.. so you may luck ou   
   >> there :)   
      
   > I keep seeing Gnome mentioned in this Unity thingie, but I'm unclear on   
   > what either name means, let alone how to tell them apart -- or even turn   
   > all of it off if I want to, in case that makes any sense.   
      
   Linux allows you to select and use different "styles" of desktop or say window   
   managers.. For KDE, you'd install Kubuntu for that one.  For XFCE4, you'd   
   install Xubuntu, and so on, as I mentioned at the top of this message.   
      
   Gnome was the default if you didn't want kde, or xfce4.. It used to come up   
   with a bright orange screen and just some icons on the desktop.  Up in the   
   right hand corner, there were icons that let you make more choices.  I'm sure   
   Ubuntu 11.04 changed the look of some of that with Unity.. but I'm not running   
   that here.   
      
   Take care,   
   Janis   
      
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