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In message: <4136333C.8090207@elischer.org>
            Julian Elischer <julian@elischer.org> writes:
: I'm rapidly coming to that conclusion myself..
: 
: breaks all over the place because so many places pretend to be the 
: kernel when they are not.

Which is why we have that rule in place :-(

I'm with DES on this one.

Warner