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less would work. XML though will look like XML. It's a markup language. Man page: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=less&apropos=0&sektion=0&manpath=FreeBSD+9.2-RELEASE&arch=default&format=html

This is all possible on FreeBSD. See http://www.freebsd.org/java/ and http://www.freebsd.org/gnome/index.html

Thinking about buying a CD from the FreeBSD Mall and was wondering what is on the 3-CD set. What is different from what is on the FTP servers? Also how much (percent) does FreeBSD get from there CD sales? I want to help out the FreeBSD project. Thanks.

No I have change to the tcsh. I know that sh is the default.

what shell do you prefer Kind of an opinion question. I was wanting to know what shell most people use. I have come from Linux so Bash is the norm but FreeBSD it is the csh. thanks [ merged with existing thread - Mod. ]

Do you have a swap slice set up? I did a little research and this may do to a swap partition not working or not big enough.

I see, I did not know that the handbook was a package. I just see that on older version of FreeBSD there are more than one CD. I guess that answers my questions.

I would also be put on the Slackware list. I have played with a lot of Linuxes, but loved Slackware and how simple it was. Slackware is what got me interested in FreeBSD. Slackware's handbook tells you to look in the FreeBSD handbook for more answers : )

I have looked but cannot seem to find a answer. I have two questions about 8.1 install media. 1. Why does 8.1 only have one install CD. 2. Does the doc install not install the FreeBSD handbook to /usr/share/doc/handbook? What I have read in the handbook and on forums says that it does I...