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Subject: kde port
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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I just imported the x11/kde port.  Its only function is to depend on
the other six kde* port/packages, so the user can install them all in
one swift command line.

I tried to use shared libraries whenever possible (more accurate
versions) for dependency check, but four of them didn't have any
shlibs so I used one of the binaries.

I used "1.2b" as the version, as that seems to be what most of the
other kde* ports are using too.  If that is not ok, please change it.

I tentatively made "ports@freebsd.org" the maintainer, you are welcome
to take over if you wish.  Also, please add new kde* ports here too as
you import them.

Thanks
Satoshi