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From: Ben Paley <ben@spooty.net>
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Subject: Passing make parameters
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Hello,

I just recently read somewhere of a file where I can put make parameters for 
any programs, so that, for instance, I don't have to remember to add 
WITH_MOTIF="YES" every time I build kdebase...

...but I've forgotten what it is, or where I read about it. Anyone know?

Cheers,
Ben