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Subject: gpm
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1998 12:16:08 +0100
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I know you may not be the right people to tell this, but I dont know who
else to ask. Why not port
gpm from linux to FreeBSD. I am saying this because I have gotten lots of
linux users to change to FreeBSD and they all miss that feature, I as a all
time (well except the start) have been using FreeBSD and I think I would be
a great addition to the o/s.
Thanks for your time
Byte

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