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Subject: Re: Now that Netscape can be packaged...
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * No big loss - Netscape GOLD is *ugly*. :-)

Um, if ugliness is the issue, I can think of half dozen other ports
that I'd rather get rid of. :>

Seriously, I've seen people use the "gold" version, and they seemed
to, um, enjoy it.  (In what way, I wouldn't say.)  If it's ok for
everyone, I'll split up the ports.

Satoshi