Re: why is it called /boot/beastie.4th ?

Philip Schulz wrote:
 > Can you also make it accessible for the general public, e.g.
 > through a patch against -CURRENT? Or is the code in P4 open
 > for the public?  I have no idea how the whole P4 business
 > works, but I have always been under the impression that it
 > is only available for a selected few.

In the past the Perforce repository was mirrored to a cvsup
server which was publicly accessible, but that service
seems to be unavailable currently (someone wrote there are
hardware problems, but I don't know the details).

Anyway, I'll make a tarball and put it on a webserver for
public download.  I hope to get around to doing it on the
weekend.  I also intend to write some documentation; that's
probably the biggest missing item right now.  So far I've
only documented the font format [1].

Best regards
Oliver

[1]  If anyone's interested:
http://www.secnetix.de/olli/FreeBSD/vloader/fontformat.txt

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