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Wolfgang Huber wrote:

> Now that I've looked at your talk I tasted blood. How about releasing your
> interface in the experimental-directory ?

it's nice, isn't it?

the slides do say it'll be available by year end.  we can always delay
1999/12/01 until after the new stuff is on the archive, if you like...

robin