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Remove a commented section about pkg_ from the ports chapter in the handbook
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Authored by bcr on Dec 19 2015, 10:11 PM.
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I'm preparing a translation of the ports chapter for the german handbook using the new gettext tools. I want to remove that section before starting to reduce the overall number of strings, although I think gettext will filter them out. The commented section only contains legacy descriptions about pkg_* tools. I don't think that we ship any release of FreeBSD with pkg_* tools and since that section is commented out anyway, no one will miss it. In case they do, there's always the revision history available.

We should probably make a similar sweep over the handbook and check other commented sections to see whether we still need them or if they need work to be uncommented.

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  1. Apply the patch to the handbook
  2. Compile the handbook
  3. Nothing is missing or added afterwards, just the source has been reduced by a bunch of lines ;-)

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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Mar 11 2016, 4:54 AM
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