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From: "Michael R. Rudel" <mrr@amity.ai.net>
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Subject: Linux header files
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In the on-going battle for Linux emulation (tell me again, why are we
doing this? :)), we can now RUN Linux binarys, but compiling them is often
not fun, due to Linux's networking and other header files.

Perhaps we could somehow get these header files in the FreeBSD
distribution, only interfaced to the FreeBSD operating system instead?
This would make compiling stuff much eaiser.

- Michael R. Rudel