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From: "Evurunobi, Katriska" <KEvuruno@Central.UH.EDU>
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Hi,
I'm new to the list and I already have a question.  Is there going to be a
patch for the new version of vmware, because I really would like to purchase
the new version but I'm not sure if they have ported it to BSD.  Maybe I
should read the website more carefully, but I noticed that there is a port
vmware, vmware2, and vmware3.

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Katriska Evurunobi
University of Houston