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For the first try I would recommend to start with desktop BSD, that's BSD with a KDE GUI. Also You may use vmware to emulate the OS before you try ...

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09-24-2007 #11

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For the first try I would recommend to start with desktop BSD, that's BSD with a KDE GUI.
Also You may use vmware to emulate the OS before you try to install it on real hardware.

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