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[Brian V Hughes]

--You wrote:
>That's a compelling reason to have a 'headless' version of Frontier 
>which runs as a daemon under a privileged user.

I would say yes and no to this. While I like the idea of being able 
to run Frontier the same way I can run MySQL and PostgreSQL, it's not 
really the same type of application. I find that there are all kinds 
of times when I want/need to work in Frontier's interface. You can 
proabably do 98% of that work via Timbuktu (which I'm not that 
familiar with), but for an interface driven app, which Frontier still 
is to a large extent, there's no substitute for working on the 
console.

-Brian