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From: James LewisMoss <dres@scsn.net>
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Subject: ncurses3.0-dev: man page naming

Package: ncurses3.0-dev
Version: 1.9.9e-1

I like the naming conventions of the installed man pages.  The 
problem is that the text of the man pages themselves refer to
non-existant man pages.  (making looking for things, and programs
that create hypertext links on the man page reference pattern
harder to use).

Jim


-- System Information
Debian Release: 1.2
Kernel Version: Linux dres 2.0.28 #2 Wed Feb 19 21:30:20 EST 1997 i586 unknown

Versions of the packages ncurses3.0-dev depends on:
ncurses3.0	Version: 1.9.9e-1
libc5-dev	Version: 5.4.23-2