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Yes. That's the list of sources looked in for possible updates.
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Thanks. I saw there was a documentation page regarding that. I'll check into it.
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The difference from the command line when creating links is that you create symlinks with "ln -s"
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Yeah, I saw that in "Ubuntu Unleashed." I look forward to experimenting with it.
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Not that I ask great questions (I don't) but I've come to appreciate streamlined questions. And, I must say, streamlined answers.
The people answering questions make two mistakes. (not you, of course!)
1) They assume you know a lot. (Even when you tell them you're a total noob.)
2) They leave a step (or two) out.
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You aren't that bad.
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Dennis
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Ha ha. Thanks!
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Malware is a somewhat different story, but the attack vector in malware is the browser. It's why I run the NoScript addon in Firefox, along with the uBlock Origin addon that serves as an ad/malware blocker.
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I have uBlock Origin and think it's awesome. I had NoScript but it ended up taking so much time to figure out what to allow and what not to allow, and then it seemed to lock up sites, I got rid of it.
As a next best option I got the Firefox add-on BitDefender Traffic Light, which gives a little green icon next to sites on Google search. However I just recently was recently re-directed to a porno site while searching 'what do do about a stiff back' on Google (and the site was green-lighted). So I'm not thrilled with the Bit Defender Traffic Light trustworthiness.
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The Kingston RAM looks like it would do the job.
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Dennis
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Thanks man. Have a good weekend.