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>>>>> "flognat" == Andy Eskilsson <flognat@fukt.hk-r.se> writes:

    > The complete gnuses, starting chapters doesn't look too good,

We thought that it would be cool to show off our cultural awareness
and render each chapter-beginning gnu as it would have been in the
several of past ages in no particular order; chapter one is, of
course, a Picasso version, then there's the Renaissance version, then
one from The Age of Enlightenment, etc.

I guess that didn't go over too well...

    > What I don't like is the first text after the frontpage it
    > feels loose not having a heading abouve it..

Yeah, I think so too...