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On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 18:41, Martin wrote:
> When I wrote to this list last year, someone suggested to take a look
> at KGI4BSD. That's of course nice, but to start programming something,
> it would be nice to have the feeling that you have everything you need
> in the base distribution. And btw, I don't see KGI4BSD supporting VESA
KGI4BSD  does support VESA. I used to run it back 5-3-BETA7 in VESA mode.