Mutt made be believe that matthew green wrote:
>    Modified Files:
>    	basesrc/etc: man.conf
>    
>    Log Message:
>    remove obsolete /usr/X11 entries
> 
> i'm not so sure this is a great idea.  i know that several people *do*
> use /usr/X11 for their `place for X', and not the NetBSD standard of
> /usr/X11R6...

For NetBSD, it's a nonstandard place, as you say, so they should be
able to change some config file(s). What I disliked with the previous
state was that makewhatis failed in the _default_ installation,
because we do not have /usr/X11, while we do provide the other
necessary directories (if you install X).

But perhaps a better solution would be to teach makewhatis not to
despair because a directory doesn't exist...

Bye,
 Thomas

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Thomas Klausner - wiz@danbala.tuwien.ac.at
A great deal of intelligence can be invested in ignorance when the
need for illusion is deep. -Saul Bellow