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From: opentrax@email.com
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Subject: Re: misc/22621: tcl.h and tk.h not in the right places.
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On  9 Nov, Bill Fumerola wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 09, 2000 at 08:07:22PM -0800, opentrax@email.com wrote:
> 
>> Frankly, I'm a bit disappointed. I certainly realized when
>> I saw the problem, that it was a simple fix, however
>> this type of lazy approach taken by the writer, mainatiner,
>> porter and (now) the bug warden shows utter disregard for the
>> quality that FreeBSD is renown for.
>> 
>> FreeBSD has a good name with regards to providing packages
>> and ports that work. Sloppy workmanship like this reflects
>> on the entire community, but just the people mentioned.
>> It should also be note that expecting people to read
>> a mailing list for such trivial bug is ludicrous.
> 
> I actually left instructions for how to correct the problem
> (make a port that installs #error headers), but that seems to
> have been ignored by the lazy submitter.
> 
> I'll leave clearer instructions this time: Go Away.
> 
I'm content with your response, but since I have action
versus talk, I'll leave at that.

				best regards,
				Jessem.






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