On Jan 15, Derek D. Martin [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > You know, this kind of answer is given A LOT on this mailing list. It > begs the question, is there a central repository of patches, and/or a > database of what they do and where to get them?
http://www.mutt.org/ http://www.mutt.org/links.html http://www.mutt.og/links.html#patch ie, RTFWS. > (It also begs the question, why aren't more of these things IN the > source tree, but I won't go there... ;) Because not everyone finds them useful, and Mutt is designed to be small and fast for all users above being feature-ful for all users. Mutt is also designed as a mailer for experts, and as such lends itself well to a patch-smorgasboard style of use. Also, at this stage Mutt 1.2 has been out for a very long time, Mutt 1.3 has been stable for a long time, and it probably makes more sense for the developers to feature-freeze and get 1.4 out the door than introduce a lot of new stuff to destabalize it again. 1.5 will be a whole new game.
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