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From: Vladimir Savichev <vlad@ariel.phys.wesleyan.edu>
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> > Has anyone ever started NS, only to have it not appear?  I see it
> running in 'top' but yet the browser window doesn't open.  This has been
> happening a lot lately.  I've seen it before, but 4.79 seem to be worse.

I saw the same with opera-linux eating 95% of my CPU, after I close it
quitely I  hear amazed my crazy spinning fan.
I thought it is  something about linux-wrappers.

--Vlad


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