Re: [NTLK] OSX - OT

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on 10/02/02 20:17, Joel M. Sciamma at joelsciamma_at_compuserve.com wrote:
[snip!]
> And when your front-most X application, probably the one you are working in,
> goes belly up, your data is history - just like it was before. OK, so it
> didn't take the system with it - that's nice.
[snip!]

And didn't take the data from all opened applications, which is even
nicer!!!

-Laurent.

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