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Subject: Re: FWF port
From: asami@vader.cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * The author of the FWF widgets has abandoned the project.  The
 * master site ftp.let.rug.nl points to alpha.gnu.ai.mit.edu,
 * which has fwf-4.3.tar, which is 10k of NUL's.
 * 
 * Anyone have any opinions on what to do with this port?

I'd say "nuke it" except it is required by two other ports (aero and
xgmod).  So please take that into account.

Satoshi