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Subject: ports/chinese created
From: asami@freebsd.org (Satoshi Asami)
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I just created a new ports category "chinese" per Chuck Robey's
request.  I believe I added it to all the relevant places (sample
supfiles, collections and such) but excuse me if I screwed up.

This means, if you are a user and don't sup ports-all, you may want to
add ports-chinese manually to your supfile (or switch over to
ports-all, this is "everything except distfiles").  If you are an
administrator of a [cv]sup mirror, you will need to add the collection
to your list of treasures.

If you are a Chinese user, wait for a few days and Chuck will import
cxterm/celvis or your Chinese text processing pleasure. :)

Thanks for your attention,
Satoshi