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Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:30:47 +0900
From: Kim Sungbark <sungbak.kim@magnachip.com>
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	When Can I have xview Openlook Library in amd64/FreeBSD 5.x Stable ?
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It's marked as "BROKEN" in xview.
When can I have xview OpenLook Library in amd64/FreeBSD 5.x Stable ?

.if ${OSVERSION} >= 502126
BROKEN=		"Broken by changes to make(1) on FreeBSD >= 5.x"
.endif

regards,
Sungbak Kim.