Re: pan on windows
Tom Tanner via Pan-users <[email protected]>
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On 27/03/2022 11:57, Tom Tanner via Pan-users wrote: > On 25/03/2022 06:55, Tom Tanner via Pan-users wrote: >> I will have a further look, but when this started happening I renamed >> the entire .pan2 directory so pan was starting up with no servers, >> nothing, and it still happened (once I'd set up the configuration >> obviously). It doesn't work for a bit. The functionality for saving >> stuff does not work at all post .144. Apparently I upgraded pan at >> about the same time as the big crash so thought it had magically >> stopped working at the crash, and clearly that was unrelated. >> >> I can confirm the file named in the message does exist. It's just empty. > > Replying to own post... > > I built pan with mingw64/msys2 (which was much less painful than the > instructions for mingw/msys), and after fixing a few issues to make > it compile and link, I got a working pan . Not sure how i'd commit > this upstream, and I'm not entirely sure how portable two of the fixes > are. Also, this only works in the mingw environment, I'm not sure how > to get a windows executable from it. But at least I have something. Much closer now. Found some things on the web, so I've created a new readme. Currently if an article is an encoded binary, it doesn't appear on the standalone version. Other problem that happens on both standalone and msys2 versions - if you save an article with no attachments, it doesn't save anything at all. And the gtk3 icons are microscopic. Is there any way of persuading it to use bigger ones? _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users