Where's my GS?

Where's my GS?

[James R. Phillips]

Hmm, just noticed Gold Star and GhostScript could have the same abbreviation.

Anyway, sorry to point this out, but I just can't seem to stop myself - I never
got the Gold Star Corinna requested for taking over on Ghostscript.

Being all hungry for on-line recognition and all.  I guess ESR has me all
figured out.

Jim Phillips

Re: Where's my GS?

[Igor Peshansky]

On Sat, 25 Mar 2006, James R. Phillips wrote:

> Hmm, just noticed Gold Star and GhostScript could have the same
> abbreviation.

Are you suggesting a new acronym? ;-)

> Anyway, sorry to point this out, but I just can't seem to stop myself -
> I never got the Gold Star Corinna requested for taking over on
> Ghostscript.
>
> Being all hungry for on-line recognition and all.  I guess ESR has me
> all figured out.
>
> Jim Phillips

And it's a good thing you did.  Must've fallen through the cracks (which
are big enough to fit a baby hippo).  Now rectified retroactively...
	Igor
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