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Subject: pine and pico in make worl
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For some reason, make world seems to be automatically installing a wierd
version of pine/pico; it's 3.95LJsomething, and the first status message
is garbled in what I think are an extended character set.  After that
status messages are English.

Installing 3.96 fixes the problem.