Marius, et al --
...and then Marius Gedminas said...
% On Thu, Feb 24, 2000 at 05:49:13PM +0000, Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS wrote:
% > If there's demand for it, perhaps one of the people who has succeeded
% > in building mutt on Windows could provide an unofficial executable. Or
% > does the Cygwin version require a library that can't be redistributed?
%
% Sounds like a good idea.
%
% CygWin is GPL-ed, according to their FAQ. (Although I don't quite
% understand how they can sell CygWin 1.0 for $99 w/o any download
% options...)
What about the free version available at sourceware.cygnus.com? I know
that B20.1 is downloadable, since I got it...
%
% Today I somehow managed to build Mutt 1.1.4 w/ CygWin B20.1 and ncurses
Oooh; cool!
% 5.0, however it isn't fully functional (it dumped core on me a couple of
% times). It would also be nice to have binaries for fetchmail (does it
% compile on CygWin?) and perhaps ssmtp. I don't have much time for
% playing with all this at work, though (and I don't use Windows at home).
I wouldn't know the first thing about how to get anything built, but I
sure would love to use mutt locally to make an IMAP connection back to my
real mail system...
%
% Marius Gedminas
% --
% $ fortune
% $3,000,000
:-D
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