> But anyways, NetBSD is the best. yes, this is obviously true.
on another (the original?) note, the relevant factor regarding being able to open a scientific paper on multiple platforms is that it be readable by as many people as possible -- even those people who run windows. OS belligerence is charming in its own way, but it's unrelated to whether or not the average person can access the equations in your work without booting into a particular operating system. the brand newest version of acrobat is working fine for me after uninstalling the older version. for what it's worth, there's anecdotal evidence that it was a change in the way that acrobat was dealing with certain fonts that they broke in one version (i think that they were adhering to some internal spec more stringently) and then fixed (probably because it caused lots of problems for people). or maybe it's not adobe's fault at all but something in windows. :) s. _______________________________________________ computer-go mailing list computer-go@computer-go.org http://www.computer-go.org/mailman/listinfo/computer-go/
