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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/net/netscape/scripts configure
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * That's because the wish port is broken.  *Most* X ports go in /usr/X11R6/bin,
 * as USE_X11 defines that.

Well, that's "most". :)  And the wish port is not broken, it was
designed that way from the beginning.

Go to thud's /usr/local/bin and do a ldd then, you'll be surprised to
find the number of -lX11's in there.  It is impossible to clear
/usr/local/bin of X ports, as so many of them are designed to install
auxiliary files in /usr/local/*.  To me, it makes more sense to try to
put all stuff from a port in a single hierarchy.

This is nothing more than a difference in opinion, so I don't think we
are going to reach an agreement by further discussion.  So let me say
I'm going to change it unless you want to be the MAINTAINER. :)

Satoshi