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Okay folks, time for an incremental release =)

On substance.blackdown.org:/incoming are two files.  static-motif users
should get java-i586.gz, decompress it, rename it to java and place it in
java/bin/i586

Shared-motif users should get libawt.so.gz and decompress it and put it
in java/lib/i586.

I would appreciate if everyone tested this, including 8bpp, 16bpp, 24bpp
and 32bpp users.  If you could run through the tests in java/demo,
that would be really cool =)  Especially DitherTest.... You should
notice the difference.

Thanks!
--randy

