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On Fri, 28 Feb 1997, Andrew Perry wrote:

> yep, here's something that ben (Snob Art Genre) sent me. Don't ask me what Snob Art Genre means though, he told us once but I forgot!! (and anagram of something or other wasn't it?
> 
> Andrew Perry
> andrew@shoal.net.au
> 
> ps: sorry about the links not working, they work ok from nutscape but not from m$ explange (hangs head in shame :(     i'm working on it goddamn it!!!     :-) ) (+ i haven't worked out how to cut and paste stuff properly in pine yet :) )
> 
> Where Can I find X Windows AT???
> 
> Is it at the ftp site??

aus people may like to look at ftp.physics.usyd.edu.au in /pub/FreeBSD.

This site has been a long time mirror with 386BSD and now FreeBSD. XFree 
is available. This site is very quick.

Regards ...