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			<h1>Jehanne Screen Shot</h1>
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				This is a 1024x768 screen in 8-bit colormapped mode. (click to enlarge)<br/>
				Jehanne can also run at 16-, 24-, and 32-bit depths.
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				The graphical programs displayed are: the system statistics watcher <code>stats</code>, the MirBSD's Korn Shell in a <code>vt</code> virtual terminal, the text editor <code>acme</code>, the image viewer <code>pict/jpg</code> (showing Joan of Arc), and the window system <code>rio</code>.<br/>
				Acme is running <code>/qa/check</code>.
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				Additional screen shots are available: just poke around. :-)
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