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I don't believe pidgin is very usable when connecting to an IRC channel...
btw, I have rebuild the faenza-icon-theme from 15MB to less than 5MB by removing any higher than 64 pixel icons...

I am not sure about the dvorak keyboard during SOHO installation but how about use with the default keyboard layout at installation and change it to dvorak afterward?
Yes, KDE should be in the second CD. VL SOHO usually come with XFCE and KDE as default but I believe fluxbox and awesome window manager is also available.

Yeh it does work so I suppose my problem was the inability to pay attention :S

Happens.

Do you know the license terms of this ? We could add it to the repository.
Glad you got it working, put those Dynos to work!

Thanks Hata_ph for your advice, and when I went through with the install there appeared a keyboard selection set which enabled me to select Dvorak; however, during install, when it came time to switch cds to the second one included in my SOHO 6.0 Deluxe Edition, the program wouldn't accept it, and kept instructing me to insert the correct cd as the one I did insert [which came with the other one -- purchased and not downloaded -- that was accepted and is in pristine condition with no dust, etc.] was NOT THE CORRECT cd. Kept trying but never worked.
Any suggestions appreciated [any idea what is on that cd? possibly I can get by without it, but would like to check it out].
Is KDE on that second cd, as can only get one of the 5 or 6 desktop selections to come up [xfce with thunar]?

Yeh it does work so I suppose my problem was the inability to pay attention :S

Saving space, just a thought; there is functionality overlap between hexchat and pidgin. The multi-protocol pidgin would get my vote to stay. Since these apps assume internet connectivity, getting them from the repo is not unreasonable.

I always felt that way about these 2 apps

Saving space, just a thought; there is functionality overlap between hexchat and pidgin. The multi-protocol pidgin would get my vote to stay. Since these apps assume internet connectivity, getting them from the repo is not unreasonable.

Jpilot: It's 850K. If one of our long time users and contributors needs it, leave it in there.
Don't assume that everyone have always-on, reliable broadband.

Thanks for your reply.  Since I posted this, I have focused more carefully on the training, by specifically using the "learn as spam" command rather than just pressing the spam button, and also by going over good emails and specifically using the "learn as ham" command.  It seems to be working now (the command is still the same).  Several emails, similar to those that I had flagged the other day, did go into the spam folder.

Thank you for that information, I think I can probably figure out what to do from this point.