- Respect PREFIX and X11BASE which wasn't done in some binaries and scripts

  - Fix problem with gcc 2.95 (add -fwritable-strings)
  - Fix problem with display depth when printing username below icon
    (white text on white background ;-)
  - Add some documentation (READMEs) with respect to NOPORTDOCS
  - Define of USE_NAS environment variable builds faces with
    NAS (auplay) support (default is rplay)
  - Correct pkg-plist
  - Shorten pkg-desc below 24 lines
  - Bump PORTREVISION to 1

Changes were stimulated by:  Mike Meyer <mwm@mired.org>

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-What is faces?
---------------
-
 This is the third general release of a "faces" server for monitoring a
 list visually. Typically this is a list of incoming mail messages, jobs
 in the print queue or users on a system.
 
-Faces has five different modes of operation:             
-                                                         
- (a) The default will monitor for new mail. By default, only the last ten
-     messages are displayed. Using the left mouse button it is possible to
-     toggle the text in the faces window. This will either be the username
-     or the time the mail message arrived. The icon shows the image of the
-     last message to arrive.
-                                                         
- (b) You can monitor the whole of a mail file. The open window will
-     automatically adjust it's size to correctly show the face icons. The
-     open window options are the username or the timestamp and number of
-     message from that user. The icon will display the image of the last
-     message, and a count of the total number of messages in the spool
-     file or mail folder.
- 
- (c) Monitoring a given print queue. This will generate a single face icon
-     showing the job at the top of the print queue, and the text message
-     will display the printer name plus the number of jobs to be printed.
-     Opening the window will show images of all the jobs in the queue. The
-     text on each image can be toggled, choices being the owners' name and
-     the size of the job in bytes.
- 
- (d) Monitoring users on a machine. For each user, a face image is displayed.
-     Text can be either the username or the time they logged on. The iconic
-     form displays the total number of users.
- 
- (e) Custom monitoring. You can specify a program or shell script to run.
-     The standard output from this program will be read by the faces program,
-     and the appropriate faces displayed using the information provided. The
-     format of this face information is given in the faces manual page.
-
 Included with this release, is the ability to include a face image with
 your mail message using an X-Face header line (plus continuation lines).
 Faces expects this line to be in a certain compressed format, and