> Then what about misc/screen, www/lynx ... or even pkgsrc itself?

> Everyone uses them.

Well...most people, maybe, but not everyone.  I don't use pkgsrc.  At
all.  I don't use screen.  (I do use lynx, but not from pkgsrc.)

But then, maybe a quarter of /usr/bin and a third of /usr/sbin are
things I also don't use.

> Please keep that in mind, since we all love NetBSD for its
> minimalism. :-)

I find this doubtful in view of the tendency to dismiss machines
under, oh, about 128M, as unusably tiny...and the way NetBSD keeps
switching to ever-more-bloated compilers, to the point where anything
under about 128M *may* be unusably tiny in consequence.  (Though that
view of it may be at least in part my bias against anything that can't
self-host.)

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