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Matt Wozniski wrote:
> What you seem to have misunderstood is that when Andy said "configure 
> it in an x-ish way", he didn't mean "configure it with x resources 
> like some x applications", he meant "configure it to behave like most 
> x terminal emulators wrt selection, copying, pasting, etc".
I see, so if Andy decides to use the term "x-ish" incorrectly then I am 
at fault. Right.

If he meant "to behave like most x terminal emulators" then perhaps he 
should have used the term "x-terminal-emulator-ish".

Oh, and please don't email me directly. If you are making public speech 
here then keep it public. Your email has been rejected.
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