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Subject: Re: xv redistribution rights?
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Many thanks for your quick response to my query!  We will remove it
 * from the `restricted' list after one last check to make sure that the
 * distribution conforms to all the conditions you stipulate below.  I am
 * quite pleased that we will now be able to make xv a standard part of
 * the FreeBSD `packages' distribution!

Hearing this (great) news, I added an post-install target to include
the documentation in the binary package.  I also added a paragraph in
pkg/DESCR noting that it's shareware and urging users to read the
documentation.

Given that, I removed xv from the "restricted" list.

Thanks!

Satoshi