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Andrea Venturoli wrote:
> rihad wrote:
> 
> FreeBSD only has a "current" port tree.
> 
> The port tree you call "-RELEASE" is simply "current" as it was at the 
> time the base OS was released.
> 

Yes, wrong wording here. I was aware of that "snapshot" thing happening,
just lazy to go check www.freebsd.org for the correct name. Thanks for
the nitpick.