On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Rick Pasotto wrote:
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> So where does that leave the solution?
>
I've tried the suggestion in the README (on Sid/i386) and have to confirm:
no change, non-ascii characters don't get displayed. They do display
correctly on the console, in X, in Pine, in ..., not in Mutt.
Looks like a bug, acts like a bug, but maybe all the debian-users who have
noticed this problem all are clueless, and we should just use another
client.
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