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Subject: Re: cvs commit:  ports/www/arena Makefile
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * I don't think so, only browsers needs "x11" and only few ones:
 * Mosaic,netscape,arena
 * I prefer to see "x11" category for every app which use it.

I disagree.  The "x11" category is for utilities that work with the X
window system itself, not any application that uses it.  If we add
"x11" to all the programs that runs on X, the whole category will blow
up to the extent of being unusable (which it already is pretty close
to).

Think about it, it's not only the browsers (there's also chimera and
tkWWW added to your list), the editors use it too.  And that's only in 
www/, many of the print/ ports are X-based, games, etc....

Satoshi