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Subject: Re: /usr/dos for doscmd
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toor@dyson.iquest.net (John S. Dyson) writes:

  Hmmm...  You are right...  What is a good "semi-standard" place to put such things.
  I don't necessarily think that we should create another directory, or should we?

What does it try to install?  How about somewhere in /usr/libdata?