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In article <gfosterDGzqMn.F8q@netcom.com> gfoster@netcom.com (Gary Foster) writes:
> I'd also steer clear of MoTeeth, unless the only thing you want out of 
> the deal is mwm.  The manual that came with it was 100% about the window 
> manager, the elf binaries on the CD didn't work *at* all, and I've yet to 
> be able to compile any of the demos.  The online man pages were 
> misformatted, and the rest of the online docs were slim to non-existent.

Is MoTeeth the same thing as Moo-Tiff? In case it is, you should try
to contact Infomagic/Lasermoon. Send an e-mail message to either
support@infomagic.com or support@lasermoon.co.uk. Their August 1995
CD-ROM had ELF4 binaries/libraries. These will not run in current ELF5
environments (ELF4 was an interim solution that was used by the
library developers, only). Infomagic/Lasermoon will be able to provide
you with updated libraries. Please note, that you should also update
to *recent* versions of libc and ld.so! If you have difficulties in
setting up your new release of Moo-Tiff, feel free to contact me; I
just succeeded in doing so and I can quote you the required version
numbers for your libraries. Please, remember to run "ldd -r" on your
programs when they seem to fail; this will usually provide you with
the required information on what is still wrong.

BTW, I do not read any of the above news groups regularly, so send
e-mail, if you want to contact me.

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