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Death of MIND a NonSequitur -- In TidBITS-328 I noted that development of the Mac-based DNS server MIND appeared to have been abandoned. That might be true, but the project has been reincarnated in the form of NonSequitur 0.8, a free Mac-based DNS server that runs on a 68020 or better and supports Open Transport. NonSequitur offers improvements over MIND, but doesn't yet offer recursive or secondary name service. Still, it's good to see the project continuing. [GD]

 

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