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Subject: openSUSE is near TAHSIHN
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I wrote about how TAHSIHN may be optimal for computer culture (as a 
concept of The Gyad).

I actually saw that openSUSE is near TAHSIHN already, so I support that 
from now on. (And you really should consider too.)

Peace.
Ywe
BiT9.no