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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> I'm a fan of OS/x and Pyramid dual universe stuff (which I will add to 
> Freebsd -- think universe bsd and universe gnu/linux) and EVEN I think ONE

Yuck!  That was a total kludge, and Apollo's variant symlinks a far
more powerful/flexible approach (plus you don't have an extra
"universe" command, you just set environment variables - principle of
least surprise).  Please don't perpetuate that system! :-(

> 2.  Declare the BSD method (the REAL original crontab) the winner.

I think this is probably our best bet.

					Jordan