Joel Uckelman wrote:
Thus spake Parker Jones:
I'm more concerned about nmh dying. If people have to compile from source,=
there's a reasonable chance they won't bother. I'd love to see up-to-date=
rpm and deb packages get included in the common repositories (redhat/ubunt=
u/etc). This would probably be the best way to bring in new users in my op=
inion.
There's definitely an RPM of nmh for Fedora (that's where the copy I'm
using right now came from). I don't know who maintains it, but you can
install it using yum.
Debian has an nmh package too; but it's only 1.2 (plus debian patches).
I think that provided that nmh is actually released reasonably often,
the distributions will pick up the new releases so they're more widely
available.
-- PMM
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