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Gotta learn to google. I enabled it in the run level editor in YaST. Well, I 
ssh'ed in, got into YaST in ncurses mode and enabled it. How cool is that? 
Now, to read about squidguard. XFree86 is still kind of hacked. I'm using an 
ancient monitor - I can get X started, and various window managers, but it 
looks nasty. Since it will run as a headless server, I guess it really 
doesn't matter at all.


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