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Sandra Milne wrote:

| if i wanted to turn my spare computer into a 'jukebox' where i could load 
| my legally made mp3 and ogg files and also audio cds to play at my whim, is 
| this easy under bsd?

Yes.  (I would think it would be easy under any Unix-style
system, for that matter.)

| just as a matter of curiosity, how different is the filesystem heirarchy to 
| that of a debian system?

No idea, but BSD systems have had hier(7) in their man pages for
ever and it is pretty comprehensive.

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