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> OK, that much is clear.  So how do you resolve /usr/kde/2 ... with the
> prohibition you've cited?

It's an exception because we support both kde2 and kde3, but they
conflict.  The FHS doesn't have an obvious rule for this case.
Presumably in the future we will be able to drop kde2 and put
kde3 stuff directly into /usr, where it belongs.

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