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what are the chances of there being an nightly build of a GLOBAL  HTML
tree (i.e. as produced by htags) for -current and -stable
on those machines. that would be a good way for people to explore the 
sources


I guess there are 3 dimensions to it all
time, and a 2D global tree.
cvsweb is good for the time aspect, once you know what file you 
are looking for, but 'global' is awesome in finding that file in
the first place.

(I wish it did structures though)

julian