I don't know if it's a bug or not, but when I use make it keeps tying to write things into /usr/local/<something> into which I don't have write permission. So, it fails.
If make is supposed to make it easy to install programs, why can't it either install (or compile or whatever) the files into the directory from which the command has been called, or ask the user where he/she wants them to be?
Mary
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