> Log Message:
   > Add /usr/X386/lib to the standard list of library paths.

  >>    Does everyone install X this way?

  >> Does anyone *not* install it that way?  Fact is, we are very dependent
  >> on XFree86 for our X support.  I would actually rather see it
  >> installed in the `standard' locations (i.e. /usr/lib, /usr/bin/X11,
  >> etc.), because that is more appropriate for consistency across
  >> architectures, but in the short run, it is much better to simply avoid
  >> inconveniencing users.

I hope I am not too late on this thread...

I _don't_ install X386 in /usr/X386.  I would prefer to see the
XFree86 team begin to use /usr/X11R5, in preparation for X11R6.  This
would make it easier to have both online at the same time.  I have
suggested this to the XFree86 team, and will mention it again.

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