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From: "Michael R. Rudel" <mrr@puma.dyn.ml.org>
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Subject: TCL ports
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I don't know if anyone's mentioned this to Jordan or Satoshi, but on the 
/stand/sysinstall program, it's rather annoying when packages calls for a 
certain version of TCL (say 7.3) and you have 7.5 installed, and it 
installs 7.3 over it.  It would be possible (and quite easy ;)) to change 
the pkg_add/sysinstall program to check and see if you have a newer 
version of TCL installed. Personally, I don't use the TCL port, I use 
8.0a1, but it's still rather annoying. Latley I've just joined a few 
FreeBSD mailing lists to see how I can help out with the little knowledge 
of programming I have. :)
	
						mrr

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