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From: Anatoly Karp <karp@math.wisc.edu>
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Subject: [Q] clean way to get rid of games and more
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Hello all,

I'm running 4.2-STABLE and I have a full set of sources
installed. Now I realize I don't need /usr/games and
a few other parts of the source tree (so yes I want
to get rid of them, and never, ever, see them appear
on my machine, via cvsup or otherwise)

My question is: what is a clean way to achieve this?
Can I just do, say,

# rm -rf /usr/games
(but I'm worried if it might ruin some crucial dependencies
somewhere)

and update my cvsup-file correspondingly?

The same question applies to (some) ports that
I don't need.

Many thanks,
Anatoly


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