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Subject: Re: make world
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> You know, there are several things installed by a make world that I
> *really* wish I could condition out via a make veriable:

Then copy gnu/usr.bin/Makefile to gnu/usr.bin/makefile, and comment
them out. :)

There is such a thing as being 'too flexible', because it introduces
too much complexity for those that don't understand the system.



Nate