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Subject: ITP: xspeakfree -- frontend to speakfree
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Package: wnpp
Severity: normal
Submitted: 19980920
The person listed as the submitter of this bug has stated his intention to
package xspeakfree -- frontend to speakfree.
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The submitter seems to be no longer interested in packaging these programs
(he didn't answer my question last October whether he's still interested).
cu
Adrian
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