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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/russian/netscape.language - Imported sources
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 *   N ports/russian/netscape.language/Makefile

Why do you call it "netscape.language"?  I have a bunch of Japanese
stuff in ports/japanese, the directories have same names as the
originals.

I thought we discussed this already when I added ports/japanese and
agreed to call the directories the same as the originals, and append
the language identifier for the package names and module names.

For example,

            dirname     module name    package name

/usr/ports/japanese/less - jp-less - jp-less-290

Satoshi

P.S. Sorry, should have said this when you added pgp.language.