Remove the "MESSAGE" file. Much of it was either out-of-date, since ascp

is no longer a separate package, or trivial, now that the documentation
is easily accesible.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 25 deletions

diff --git a/wm/afterstep/MESSAGE b/wm/afterstep/MESSAGE
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index b86da605b9e..00000000000
--- a/wm/afterstep/MESSAGE
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-======================================================================
-$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1 2001/10/31 20:59:01 zuntum Exp $
-
-FIRST TIME USERS:
-To use afterstep as your window manager, simply invoke "exec afterstep"
-at the end of your .xinitrc (for "startx), or .xsession file (for xdm).
-Don't forget to comment out any line(s) for your current window manager.
-
-UPGRADERS:
-Afterstep-1.8.x is more configurable than ever, but note: the format of
-many of the configuration files has changed! In particular, it is no
-longer necessary to maintain a complete copy of ${PREFIX}/share/afterstep
-in each home directory--your ~/Gnu/Library/Afterstep directory now need
-only contain changes from the defaults in ${PREFIX}/share/afterstep.
-Upgraders are advised to back up their old ~/Gnu/Library/Afterstep directory,
-and review the documentation before merging diffs carefully. 
-
-EVERYBODY:
-The AfterStep Control Panel for 1.8.x is still under development.
-See the online docs--Wharf top button, or bottom item of start menu,
-or view ${PREFIX}/share/afterstep/doc/afterstep.html with any browser.
-If you are connected to the Internet, a FAQ, mailing lists, and other
-resources may be found on the Afterstep Home Page:
-
-======================================================================