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From: msc@qubix.UUCP (Mark Callow)
Newsgroups: net.games
Subject: Re: Help needed with 4.2 sail (Reply)
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Date: Tue, 17-Jul-84 15:22:53 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 17 15:22:53 1984
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>> Ron Christian

>>	If your administrator has not shelled out the bucks for a
>>	source license, there will be no "/usr/src/games", indeed no
>>	"/usr/src" at all.  Therefore, no documentation on sail.  Even
>>	systems that have source, "/usr/src" is often closed to normal
>>	mortals.  (It was on the last system I worked on.) One should
>>	reflect for a time before shooting off mouth.  We don't need
>>	this crap.

1.  Some of the queries about this have specifically referred to the
    Berkeley distribution which is *source*.

2.  Reasonable binary distributions (e.g. Sun) have the Sail documentation
    in /usr/man/man6 where it belongs.

3.  Part of *really looking* for something involves asking your friendly
    system adminstrator.  We have /usr/src/games closed off but I have
    put sail in /usr/man/man6.

4.  Yes, people should engage brain before opening mouth.  That is exactly
    the point my earlier reply was trying to make.
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