Re: Aging Dependencies?

>> There are a couple people who still makes changes to exmh.  (The
>> last change to the exmh repository was two months ago).  I kinda
>> pestered one of those people to crank out a new exmh release on the
>> nmh-workers list, but I'm not sure that's going to happen.  So yes,
>> there are people who have the ability and access, but lack the time
>> or desire to do so.
>
>Did you get any response from them ? 

Well, I didn't want to call anyone out publically about it ... but it
was Valdis, and you can see his response.

As a side note ... I see that you have characters in your signature
that I presume are part of ISO-8859, but the character set in your
email was tagged as us-ascii.  I noticed this because my MIME filter
for replies complained about it (more about this when nmh 1.5 comes
out).  So I was wondering ... is that something you did?  Or something
that nmh did wrong?  Just trying to understand, that's all.

>True. But if exmh does not release at least every 5 year it is basically
>dead in the public appearance.

Not disagreeing with you ... but at least for me, I can only create
releases for one ancient software package at a time :-)

--Ken