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Subject: Re: Training wheels for commandline (was Re: Pull in upstream before
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>> want -- so maybe the feature should exist (but be off) in FreeBSD and
>> exist (and be on) in custom FreeBSD distros where users aren't
>> necessarily expected to know FreeBSD.
>
> This is the most sensible suggestion I've seen in this conversation so far.

indeed this:

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  custom FreeBSD distros where users aren't
>> necessarily expected to know FreeBSD.
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is right. FreeBSD code is on BSD licence, everyone can do whatever funky 
distros he/she want.