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From:	Matt <matt@proweb.co.uk>
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thanks ppl

my fault for not getting far enough down the man page to see the
INCOMPATIBILITES section. I didn't even envisage that there would be
any.

Kudos to Byron for the project at all but I would've thought that the
project goal was NO incompatibilites.

However now I've been enlightened to the parallel history I can see
that the user base albatross flaps it's wings.

Well it least I'm on the list now so I'll know about things in
advance.

Matt