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From: Frederick Joseph Ross <fjr6b@galileo.phys.virginia.edu>
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Subject: glib-2* vs. glib2* in gnome_upgrade.sh
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I'm not sure if this is correct or no, but with a CVSup'd ports tree, I 
had to go in and change glib-2* to glib2* on line 64 to make the script 
carry through.  Otherwise it complained about not being able to find said 
port.

Otherwise, all has gone quite smoothly.  Well done packaging this!

Fred Ross
High Energy Physics Laboratory
University of Virginia