David O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> types:
> This control is part of why it would be nice to have /usr/pkg separate
> from /usr/local. I've given up on FreeBSD and had to create my own
> /usr/treats to hold what should have been in /usr/local if the FreeBSD
> Packages hadn't polluted it.
I went the other way, because "that's what PREFIX is for". I figured
there would be less pain involved in moving a system designed to be
moved than in moving random software that may or may not be so
designed. After having done so for a while, it's not at all clear that
was a correct decision. That this is the case says a lot about the
implementation of that design, none of it good.
<mike
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