Re: latest mac edition of Lynx?

Oh mercy!!!
This.is. an. answer!
To be forthright, I have no idea what fink is, nor have I heard of 
macports.

The use of the word ship in the context below seems? to suggest 
distribute.
If that is the case, especially as I believe the  mac list members asking 
about lynx are using big shore the last before the m1 units,  then I feel 
comfortable sending them to the developer editions.
Thanks beyond measure,
Kare



On Thu, 23 Jun 2022, Thorsten Glaser wrote:

> Karen Lewellen dixit:
>
>> All I asked for the guy on the mac vision list was the current mac os that lynx
>> has been tested with, and the edition of lynx...
>
> There’s no editions of lynx, other than doslynx because that
> needs special adaptions, and, perhaps, the old maclynx for
> systems from the last century.
>
> Mac OSX is a unix system modern enough to support any lynx.
>
> If you look at macports, they ship lynx 2.8.9rel.1, so that
> version would have been tested. This is the current “release”,
> albeit from 2018.
>
> If you look at Fink, they also ship lynx 2.9.0dev.10, which
> is the current “developed” version’s latest issue. They ship
> this as stable for all OSX versions from 10.9 onwards. This
> implies it’s been tested, too.
>
> bye,
> //mirabilos
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