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<h1>The NetBSD Packages Collection: <i>%%PORT%%</i></h1>
<p>Brief description of the package:<br>
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%%COMMENT%%
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<p>Please read the file "<a href="pkg/DESCR">pkg/DESCR</a>" for a
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