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> 	I'd like to second this. It is a small thing, but for the sake of
> consistency as well as good design I'd like to see it changed.

Actually, this would be far from consistent - it would confuse the
piss out of folks who've become more than used to /usr/X11R6 as the
location for X libraries and binaries over the last 3 years.  Changing
it at this juncture would only be a recipe for complete and utter
chaos.

					Jordan

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