For all you guys running Linux.
Since my hard disk crashed on sunday I updated my Linux to 7.3 from
7.1.
I also downloaded xtree for unix and it is now nothing less than
spectacular. It had a few bugs when it first came out.  Best file
manager ever designed for a computer by a factor of ten IMHO.
I use to use it on DOS all the time. I have used at least half a dozen
different computer operating systems since 1975 and I have seen a lot
of
file
managers in my time. It will run in an x window or on the raw command
line. Either way it is just plain great. I could not do this newsletter
with out it.

I also stepped back to NS 4.76 from 7.8 which is
way less buggy than 7.8 for some strange reason.

www.unixtree.org/

Paul Lamar

That is very interesting but when do you sleep?  I am a chronic
insomniac so I recognize the symptoms.   I just looked at superchargers
and read a little introductory article describing the different types.
What kind do you think Mazda is using.   Jerry

I take a nap in the after noon :)

If they are smart they will use a screw type. Those are more efficient
than the roots type. Mazda has already built a V6 with a screw type 
super charger. It was called a Miller cycle engine. Long story.
Keith Moore has one in his shop. It should have an electric clutch that
disconnects it 98% of the time when it is not needed.

Paul Lamar
 
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