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It's maddening how the simplest multimedia tasks become difficult in Linux.  Although to be fair, I had a lot of trouble playing DVD's in Windoze too.  In fact, really, I think I managed to get DVD's playing in Linux with a lot less effort than it took me with Windoze.

I've never really known what the difference was between Hispanic and Latino.  Given how sensitive racial sensibilities are in the modern world, I felt bad going around using one term if the other one was really appropriate.  For some strange reason, I don't have any friends who are Latino or Hispanic so I wasn't able to ask (and I never felt comfortable walking up to a stranger to ask).  That's where good ol' Wikipedia comes to the rescue:

Hispanic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

(1) Reinstall Tk.  (I don't know what Tk is, but aMSN seems to need it.)

(2) Follow the suggestions posted here:  AMSN Wiki : Frequently Asked Questions

Linux is supposed to be really good about opening programs when you log in.  It even has a feature where, when you log out, it'll remember what you had open and it'll open the same programs for you next time.

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