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From: Craig Milo Rogers <rogers@isi.edu>
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Subject: Re: Termination of the Philips Webcam Driver (pwc)
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On 04.08.28, Paul Jakma wrote:
> Linux could be one of several OSes running on any given PC.

	Better still: as more manufacturers adopt embedded Linux for
their chips, there could be several Linuxes (Linuxen?) running on any
given PC.

					Craig Milo Rogers