Re: Debian compile failure

On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 00:44:51 +0200 Nerijus Baliunas <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Tue, 28 Nov 2006 16:26:15 -0600 "Gerald V. Livingston II" <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> GVLI> Once again, what external editor do you use for composing? The fact that wrapping in the 
> GVLI> 0.67 composer is broken but it worked back in 0.66 is a bit odd. Manually wrapping 
> GVLI> messages is a pain in the rear. If you know of an external email-aware editor that can 
> GVLI> properly handle wrapping '>' quoted lines I would be very interested.
> 
> I don't use any, Vadim uses Vim (configured heavily as I understand).

Eww. Not a vi* fan. I'll dig around and see if I can get something else working.

> GVLI> And, has someone compiled the latest 0.67 for Win32 yet? Can it be installed on a WinXP 
> GVLI> box alongside 0.66 for testing or does the use of the registry make that not possible?
> 
> You can switch between 0.67 and svn version anytime, config file will not be corrupted.
> Or do you want to switch between 0.66 and 0.67?

Switch between my (installed and working) Win32 .066 and a test install of 0.67

> GVLI> plans to get away from using the registry on Win32 so that complete .config files can be 
> GVLI> multi-platform with only the directory names needing conversion between machines?
> 
> It's planned (config file synchronization), but you can use config file on Windows already -
>  M --help:
> --config=<str>     	specify the alternative configuration file to use

I'm already using the config file on my 0.66 Win32. I thought there was still "stuff" that went
into the registry that may break trying to install two different versions.

Any documentation on all of the .config file entries so I can start tweaking my linux 0.67 install
with a text editor? I'd like to get it and my 2 year old Win32 install arranged the same way
(folder order and properties like "From address" and "Reply type" (I alomost alway nearly forget
to change my reply on this list to go to the list rather than the author).

Thanks,

Gerald

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