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Subject: XFree86 contrib
From: asami@freebsd.org (Satoshi Asami)
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I noticed the contrib part (xbiff, xload, etc.) doesn't get built by
the XFree86 port.  After skimming through the documentation, I added
#undef XF86Config (there is something to that effect in README.isc) to
xf86site.def, but that didn't change anything.

By the way, I actually think it should be a separate port.  All it
needs is X32contrib.tgz and a regular imake build, right?

Satoshi