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Tim Kientzle writes:

>  It also helps to watch the freebsd-current mailing
>  list so you know when things are relatively calm.

	If you're actually going to track -CURRENT - instead of
installing a working version that has necessary feature X and
stuffing that machine back in the closet - I would say reading the
mailing list is mandatory in everything but the literal sense.
Reading hackers@ is also not a bad idea.


				Robert Huff