>From the xbuffy README:

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                                XBuffy
                                08/20/97

Xbuffy was written by Bill Pemberton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and was based on 
Xmultibiff by John Reardon.  Xmultibiff can be found at ftp.midnight.com.

I was looking for a replacement for XBiff.  I use the filter program
(it comes with elm) to separate my mail into several different 
mailboxes.  I looked at a lot of replacements for XBiff until I 
found Xmultibiff.  Xmultibiff was very promising, but it didn't
do quite what I wanted it to do, so I modified it to create XBuffy.

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So, I would suggest contacting Bill about xbuffy.

Shawn

Previously, Russell Hoover wrote:
:> On Mon 02/14/00 at 01:20 AM -0500, Russell Hoover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
:> > Could someone explain where or how the BUFFY_SIZE option got its name?
:> 
:> Still hoping for an answer here.  Does no one the list know why BUFFY_SIZE
:> or xbuffy were given that name?  Who wrote the xbuffy patch?
:> 
:> I mean, there isn't a DRAGON option is there?
:> 
:> I'm actually trying to respond to someone who asked this very question, absurdly
:> accusing mutt of being influenced by pop-culture frivolity, and I know that the
:> original xbuffy patch had nothing to do with this, yet I don't know why it *was*
:> called that either . . .
:> 
:> 
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