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proofread issue 4

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<h2>TL;DR</h2>
<ul>
<li>xterm mouse support disabled</li>
<li>four erratas for 7.0-stable</li>
<li>wayland makes it place into the ports tree</li>
<li>lot of hardware setup news</li>
<li>four errata for 7.0-stable</li>
<li>wayland makes its way into the ports tree</li>
<li>lots of hardware setup news</li>
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<h2>Interview</h2>
For this issue <strong>thfr@</strong> accepted an short interview for the webzine, this was the opportunity to know more about him and his work on OpenBSD.
For this issue, <strong>thfr@</strong> agreed to a short interview for the webzine, giving us an opportunity to learn more about him and his work on OpenBSD.
<h3>Could you introduce yourself shortly?</h3>
<h3>Could you introduce yourself briefly?</h3>
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<p>I'm in my late 30's as of the time of this interview. I'm a German expat living in the United States with my wife and 2 wonderful cats called Starbuck and Moxie. My second favorite hobby is probably snowboarding. I like to think that I'm probably the first and only OpenBSD developer who works as a physician in their dayjob...</p>
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<h2>Shell tips</h2>
<p>With default ksh settings, you can type and validate "<code>r</code>" to repeat the last command. This is actually an alias to "<code>fc -s</code>" as you can notice by typing "<code>type r</code>" in your shell. </p>
<p>With default ksh settings, you can type and validate "<code>r</code>" to repeat the last command. This is actually an alias to "<code>fc -s</code>" as you can observe by typing "<code>type r</code>" in your shell. </p>
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