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 --- Cortland Naegelin <jtylor20@attbi.com> wrote: > Could people give me an
idea at what are their favorite ports are and 
> why. there are of what maybe 3000. I just want to get an idea as to what 
> ports are interesting. I have found webmin useful to manage my system. 
> Just curious.
> 

Port-upgrade and cvsup have to be my favourites, I dont mind keeping things
current (pun intended)... my most commonly used port would be iceWM though.

fred

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