Steve's Home Page Steve Dunham Participating member in the vast open source conspiracy. The downside is that that there are long delays between releases and the install process could use some work, but this is more than made up for by the facts that upgrades are trivial, development versions are as stable as other Distribution's released versions, and the number and degree of integration of the packages. I started in using Linux on my own machine in January 1995, and became a Debian developer later that year. In December 1998 and early 1999 I merged in the UltraSparc support from UltraPenguin and prepared the sparc CDs for the Debian 2.1 release. I then became busy with work and school, so the sparc work is now being done by others.
Cat runs around on the root window.
IIRC, this was my first package. I packaged this because I don't like the way the others are written. Richard Kaszeta , an expert on crappy dive sites is currently a graduate student in mechanical engineering at University of Minnesota. I can also be reached via various phone numbers and email addresses. The email addresses in these are probably out of date, I'll update it eventually.