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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> I'll have to give turbovision a try.  I'm looking for a good "gui" for
> the disk label editor that I'm hacking together.

Make sure you get version 0.4 from the -current ports collection.
Support for moused has been added, making it a truly drivable CUI (and
once I figured out that moused "canonicalizes" your mouse to a
MouseSystems type mouse, of all the bizarre choices, I was able to use
it harmoniously with my X server :-).

						Jordan