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From: Gene Stark <gene@starkhome.cs.sunysb.edu>
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>Actually, the binary dists make it phenominally easy to switch, and
>John has referred to them at least 4 or 5 times (*at least*) in very
>public postings.  The bigger problem is simply that people aren't
>reading anymore. :-(

Dunno where exactly these postings were.  The traffic on the hackers
group is so great that unfortunately I don't often get the time to tackle
it anymore.  -Questions is even worse -- I had to stop reading that one
a couple of years ago.  Lately, I've been reading mostly -bugs, -security,
and -announce, though I still get all the lists.

							- Gene Stark