🚀 go-pugleaf

This "statistic" gets misstated so often it's almost funny.  The facts,
direct from Apple:

	- Video refresh consumes at most 25% of the memory cycles, leaving
	  you with (at worst) a 6 MHz 68000.
	- Video refresh cycle-stealing does NOT lock out ROM references,
	  so when running in the toolbox (which is a large fraction of time
	  for many applications) loss due to the refresh is considerably
	  reduced.

Despite which, when/if Apple markets a Mac with a faster 68k, I would hope
that they would put the screen memory in a separate dual-port memory.

=Ned=