Install manpages and XDG files on OpenBSD. #4025
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OS X doesn't use the man pages since it's an app bundle on OS X, not (usually) launched from the command line. FreeBSD, on the other hand...should be added to that list too, yeah. |
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Take 2, now installing the files on FreeBSD too. |
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I’m not really sure what the ideal is here. FreeBSD will probably want the same files. OS X will probably want the manpages but not the XDG files. Anyway, here’s what OpenBSD wants…
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