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From: Joe Marcus Clarke <marcus@FreeBSD.org>
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marcus      2004/04/28 13:49:22 PDT

  FreeBSD ports repository

  Modified files:
    .                    INDEX 
  Log:
  <disclaimer>Okay, go easy on me for this one.  Real Life Work has been keeping
  me pretty busy.</disclaimer>
  
  Presenting the INDEX file for 4.10-RELEASE with 10796 ports.  Given that this
  will most likely be the last 4.X release for a while, I decided to go through
  the release notes, and cram as many changes as I could into the first verse
  of R.E.M.'s "It's the End Of the World As We Know It."  To all the R.E.M. fans
  out there, I'm truly sorry for this.
  
  It's the Last 4-RELEASE For A While (It's 4.10)
  (Sung drunkenly to the tune of R.E.M.'s It's The End Of the World As We Know
  It)
  
  It's great, it starts with an update, twa(4), ps(1), sendmail,
  crash dumps on amr(4) RAID.  Big change to usb(4), now have ctau(4) -
  polling(4) in ste(4), GNOME and KDE.  No DA_OLD_QUIRKS, BIND, rl(4), xl(4).
  libdisk partition fixed with sysinstall(8), killall(8).  dcons(4) FireWire,
  yo get console access, dcons_crom(4) is required, and that is not all.
  natd(8), libalias, ppp(8) now with Skinny Voice over IP.  Team by team
  the trees were frozen, slushed, thawed, what work!  Man this song is lame!
  Fine then.  Uh-oh, overflow, shared memory, BIND DoS, but they're fixed.
  ifconfig(8), sconfig(8).  polling(4) in ste(4), VLANs for nge(4).
  disklabel(8) with -f operates on files now, right? - right!  It's secure,
  stable, professional, fast, live, and RFC 2385.
  
  It's the last 4-RELEASE for a while.
  It's the last 4-RELEASE for a while.
  It's the last 4-RELEASE for a while, it's 4.10.
  
  Revision  Changes      Path
  1.386     +5791 -5698  ports/INDEX