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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src/games/x11/xneko xneko.c
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * 	make a $CVSROOT/mastersite for stuff for which we are the MASTERSITE,
 * 		(sup, and various other bits), have makefiles do a "tar czf"
 * 		to generate the masterfile to put on the FTP site.

I'm not sure what this is going to buy us.  How are we going to
maintain the original bits that gets pulled into them?  Another cvs
tree? :)

 * I don't think we should remove games entirely, I still play mille every now
 * and then when I wait for a compile or a meeting.

I think we can move them to ports, maybe make a new category for
nostalgists called "bsd-games" or something so that you can pkg_add
them easily.  But then I hardly classify as a BSD historian, I only
spend a few years playing "hangman" and "worm". :)

Satoshi