It's been about two weeks since I left my little Mdk7.2 laptop in the dust, and I think I've got Debian (mostly) figured out. However, I'm a little stumped how to configure what services get started on boot-up. Under RH/Mdk, I just ran 'ntsysv' in a vt and selected what I wanted to run. Is there something similar for Debian? (I'm using Progeny, so if they have thrown in something extra, that would be nice to know.) For instance, I really don't need to run a ssh server. Of course I can shut it off after boot-up, but I'd much rather not start it at all. Is there some doc floating around for RH/Mdk refugees? "You've used them for a while, now here's how to use Debian." Something that points out the different ways things are done. Alos, bonus question: how do I upgrade KDE 2.0 to 2.1.1? I have this in sources.list: deb ftp://kde.debian.net/pub/kde potato main crypto optional but when I apt-get install task-kde it gives me a list of dependencies that it won't install. I tried apt-get upgrade, but this did not include KDE. What gives? Thanks, :Peter