On Fri, 4 Feb 2005, Perry E. Metzger wrote:
> Apparently some of it has rotted -- bsd.README incorrectly says MKHTML
> defaults to yes and it doesn't seem to build the pages without
> explicitly asking -- but the whole infrastructure is there and works.
>
> Please back out your change.

Um,if we don't intend to ship the HTML pages, there is no point in keeping 
the directory just on the cground that someone _can_ put things there. 
With the same reasoning /usr/pkg and / ithink /usr/local (and I think even 
/var/db/pkg) are not shipped by default.

And if we want to ship HTML manpages, having a browser in-tree would be 
useful (but so much bloat that >I wouldn't want it).

As such, I think the change Thomas made makes sense to me.


  - Hubert

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