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Subject: Re: Files installed to /etc, (was: review request)
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>    [Infact the only place the string ``depend'' appears in that man page
>    is the above sitation.  Seems we have some assymtry here :-(
> 
> c) The proposal of /usr/arch is, IMHO, a Good Idea, we need some place like
>    this to hold architecture depend files (we don't really have a place at
>    all for this now, or stuff that could go here has been pack ratted in
>    under current places (probably a bad practice).
 what do NetBSD do?

julian