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OK, so, apart from the ominous words, what else is there? Would you believe more
ominous words? First there's a flashing sign saying...
WARNINGS!Click on that and you go to a page headed...
DANGER (PELIGRO)Exciting stuff! What is it? The poison bottle? The sterilizer? No, something much more timely. In fact it's a message about Boot Manager and Windows 2000. Check it out! These guys are really on the ball! They know about the problem with Windows 2000's predatory tendencies regarding non microsoft operating systems that for some reason did not appear during beta testing (sound familiar?). What's more they have a workaround and a possible fix ready!
Well there are several, in fact. The site lists them all so click on "The
Team" on the index page to see them, complete with emails and IRC nics but
in brief they are; Dan Casey(Abraxas on IRC), Abel McClendon(WarpHoss), Lynn Maxson(lmaxson)
and Andrew Welty(Sector). Do they know their stuff? You bet! I've seen them in action
on the WarpDoctor IRC meetings
in the #voice channel on WEBBnet and they make
the guys on ER look like amateurs! - OK, so ER is only a TV show and maybe none
of them is as good looking as George Clooney - but then who is? ;) What I mean is
that these guys are the heart and soul of WarpDoctor and they are on call on Wednesday's
on IRC as it says on the site. So if you want to see them in action, follow the
directions on the "Feedback" page.
Another way of getting in touch is posting to the site. Your request will be
dealt with courteously and absolutely effectively. These people know how to sort
out your problem. You can be confident of that.
Always remember, though, that this site is under construction. be patient (no
pun intended!) but also, consider this... These people give of their time voluntarily.
Like all of us, their time is limited and they can always use a little help. So
if you've a mind to volunteer, don't hesitate, visit the site click on http://www.warpdoctor.org/volunteer.html
and you could know the joy of helping someone else to get the best out of our favourite
operating system!