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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh@time.cdrom.com>
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> [...]
> >example, when I convert to an indirect solver.  (Actually, the real
> >price-performance win in the near future is Alpha.  When the AlphaPC
> >boards plateau -- in a month or two, perhaps? -- I'm going to have to
> >seriously consider switching to, ugh, Linux.)
> 
> There's this thing called NetBSD...

And FreeBSD will probably be running on the ALPHA sooner than you know
it.  There is already significant interest (and some monetary backing)
for this to happen now.

					Jordan