Given that this is not installed by default, it would be convenient if
on NetBSD this were built as a dependency, i.e. in
filesystems/[libre]fuse.  I'd like to try doing this, but I'm unsure
of what needs to be done to set up the build environment.
Other than USE_BSD_MAKEFILE=YES and MAKE_ENV+=USETOOLS=no, what else
would have to be done?  I presume that I also would set
OBJDIR=${WRKDIR} and DESTDIR=${PREFIX}.  Is there anything else?

Also, would it be best to have fuse.buildlink3.mk depend on a
librefuse package, or to do this in case ${OPSYS} == "NetBSD" in
filesystems/fuse, e.g. by including Makefile.NetBSD?

Thanks,

--Blair

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