Do they have a real live office at Berkeley? If so, do we know
	anyone at Berkeley who could wander over to that office and offer
	to compile up a set of NetBSD clients?

		David/absolute

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Richard Rauch wrote:

> [ NetBSD no longer appears to be supported for seti@home ]
> 
>  * There is a ``Thanks to the following people for porting SETI@home...''
>    A question arises in my mind: Did SETI@home contact them, or the other
>    way around?  (Wes Peters is listed in there, I see; I believe that he
>    is a FreeBSD-type, isn't he?)
>