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Subject: Re: (KAME-snap 2945) Re: KAME/FreeBSD-stable merge
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>>         - it does not seem like a common option to me (it is just a quickhack
>>           for supporting special need at xbone project, which could have been
>>           handled as local patch), and it does not seem to me good for
>>           integrating into freebsd-current/releases
>The first xbone release has been downloaded a few hundred times in the
>first few days (I haven't looked at the logs since), and we've been on
>slashdot, so I'd say there is an audience out there.
>
>Also, it seems to me that there are plenty of options in FreeBSD dealing
>with enabling support for 3rd party software packages, or experimental code
>for people to play with - off the top of my head: USER_LDT, XSERVER, NULL,
>PORTAL, UMAP, UNION, PPS_SYNC, ... The xbone switch falls in the same
>category.

	do you have xbone userland tool in freebsd master repository?
	i believed not.  xserver is officially supported by freebsd and
	userland tools are in the tree.  the situation looks different for me.

itojun


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