Warning !

  • This project is under construction.
  • All material in the project is copyrighted.


    Project under construction

    All the Tunes project is currently under very active development. Do regular "Reloads" to get the latest version: It may just have changed since you first loaded it ;-)
    If this isn't enough, because you can't flush the httpd cache, or if your WWW link to France is too ssllooowww, then you'd better get the Tunes distribution by ftp, and regularly get patches by ftp or mail (send me e-mail to get subscribed) so that you may quietly read upgraded pages at home with very limited network traffic.

    Please do never hesitate to send the page maintainer any feedback: questions, suggestions, ideas, corrections, remarks, opinions, insults, and comments about mistypes and broken english are welcome, especially if you disagree or do not understand. Thus, the page can be improved, things explained better and changed according to your suggestions.
    Each page's maintainer's e-mail address is always at the end of it.
    You can also send mail to the whole Tunes mailing list, if you can't reach the maintainer, keep disagreeing with him, or think the subject involves discussion from project members. Also, when things aren't settled on WWW, it's best to read the mailing list, and ask on there.

    Finally, The above is true for every Tunes pages, and every page reader, whether active project member or simply guest, even if no subsequent warning may are present.


    Copyright issues

    All the material in the Tunes project, including these WWW pages, are
    copyright (c) 1995 François-René "Faré" Rideau and the members of the TUNES project.

    This is done so we are sure the our ideas are not "stolen" and put a patent upon without our knowing, or any such thing.
    However, you may freely redistribute the contents of these WWW pages according to the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later. Which basically means anyone can freely redistribute this software, but must respect intellectual property by doing so, and cannot restrict the rights of the recipients.


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    Project Coordinator:
    Faré -- rideau@clipper.ens.fr