If you or someone you know is with the University, they have many resources...
you could download and burn a latest version at the Science Library ITC or
check with the Computing Center (or maybe even the relocated Computer
Library in Grayson, where all public services for the CC are now)...
Also, I'd like everyone on the list to know that UO's Open Source User's
Group, as it's being called, is quickly taking shape, and can be found at
http://cs.uoregon.edu/open
good luck!!
ben
PS -- is anyone out there using both a scsi interface (w/ scsi
drives) _and_ scsi emulation on atapi?
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"slide" to www.euglug.org in lake'ch, my kin... 4 Ix
Finally, I (this text) would be delighted to be included, in whole or in
part, in your next discussion of self-reference. With that in mind,
please allow me to appologize in advance for infecting you.
