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@zzyzx@tuffy Noted: Because /usr/bin is in the path of the system, the easiest way to deal with that is to link, BUT: I wanted to REMOVE the Alpine 2.24, and UPGRADE to Alpine 2.26. Eduardo Chappa, the developer of Alpine suggested that I should upgrade the version to 2.26, because the newer version has been upgraded to make it easier to connect to IMAP Servers: He said the Code for 2.24 lacked this, and was throwing errors. My workaround for this is to: change all binaries: ln -s alpine2 /usr/local/bin/alpine2.26 (then after that, do that step for each of the other ones [Pico, Pilot, etc]) THEN move the Binaries I linked to /usr/bin after that, I tested the new binaries: all of the 2.26 binaries have a '2' after them. All I do is make sure all of the binaries I created launch Alpine 2.26, then after that, I REMOVED the 2.24 version of Alpine and all its support programs with 'sudo apt-get remove alpine' That way, 'alpine' would throw an error, while 'alpine2' launches the program Thanks for the advice Brian

UPDATES: APRIL 30, 2024: 17:18 EDT Server: Today I did some more work on the server: I uploaded several images I snapped off of youtube, then used the WordPress Multi-File Uploader to upload them to my website. I was in the middle of a post to my blog, when I heard a strange noise: My server (Cardinal's) Monitor fizzled out - so I took a second, saved that post as a draft, and then lucky for me, I saved a Dell monitor, I just undid the screw connectors on the back of the Monitor, pulled the power cable from the back of the old monitor, and replaced it, then reconnected the power cord, and hit the power button - all set DD ALBUMS: Also have added several things to my album "Sage Advice and Sayings". Check it out. Brian

@Secretstash@ValentinesStuff I am 51, almost 52, and I still enjoy reading things like Sherlock Holmes, and I still like Star Trek Novels, which I read in my 20's and 30's. I am not a Harry Potter Fan myself, but I know that there are people who are. I also know that what I like may not be what someone else likes, but the beauty of that is, that each of us has their own likes, dislikes, opinions, and such, and I respect all of them Brian

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