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	I personally have found John E. Davis' SLang library a whole lot
easier to use than NCurses.  It may not be as robust as NCurses, but it sure
is a whole lot easier to use.  Plus, from what I hear, it's faster too. 
Plus, in addition to it's screen handling functions, it's also got keyboard
handling and some kind of cool built-in interpreted language that I really
haven't figured out what to do with yet.  

	So get SLang instead from ftp://space.mit.edu/pub/davis/slang. 
Documentation is kinda sketchy 'tho, but it suffices.  ('tho it seems the
docs were written for an earlier version of SLang 'cause when I check out
the SLang header file, I see references to functions not mentioned in the
docs.).

	One other thing, there are versions of SLang for DOS, OS/2, and
a bunch of Unices, including Linux (of course).


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