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On Sun, 11 Dec 2011 19:20:10 EST, Ken Hornstein said:
I personally would like to see nmh declared end-of-life for non-UNIX-like
systems. There's a lot of cruft in the code from these days the
understandng
of which is a barrier to getting new work done.
I see a lot of stuff in there for older UNIX systems, but I'm trying to
think of examples for non-UNIX systems; could you provide some examples?
I'd make the case that SunOS 4.1 from 25 years ago (still mentioned in
the MACHINES file) is sufficiently remote from today's definition to qualify
as "non-UNIX-like" ;)
Yes, this is what I had in mind Mind you, I still have one of those systems in
the store room, but would be happy to use an old version of nmh on it if I ever
had to turn it on.
Jon
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