Re: Mulberry development

[email protected] Sat, 03 Mar 2018 17:53:01 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.mail.mulberry.user
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I am PLEASED to report I just moved Mulberry from Mac OS 10.6 to 10.13.3 (High=20
Sierra) to a machine with an SSD drive and APFS file system.

http://mulberrymail.com/faq/general/moveprefs.shtml

Working IMAP, POP, SMTP, and all else.  Mulberry is surprisingly present tense.


--On 3/3/18, 1:43 PM -0500 [email protected] wrote:

     Graziano,


     Hello to everyone!


     We are all here daily stuck in the tentative to keep the old, good Mulberry
     alive...

     So I wonder: why we are unable to start the development of a new version?


     Shortage of people with sufficient time to spare.


     I know it will be a really long journey, but if we will start probably we will
     also able to finish.... the other way around is impossible.

     Cyrus is still maintaining the code, so why not thing about a new development?

     We all know that MulberryMail is actually the best imap client available on the
     market.. so I think it deserves the effort....


     Certainly it does.=C2=A0 I'm sure we would all be thrilled if you could step up =
and
     accept the challenge.=C2=A0 That would involve resurrecting
      Linux, Windows and Mac versions, of course.

     The bad news is that Mulberry, in spite of all our good wishes, is probably
     dead.




     Regards,

     --gra




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     Lyrabee and Sebastian discussed High Sierra in November:

     I've only tried High Sierra on Macs with traditional hard drives, and there
     it works the same way it does with Sierra. I haven't had access to a Mac
     with APFS yet.

     --On 3. November 2017 um 12:11:49 +0100 lyrabee <lyrabee at gmx.net> wrote:


     as i'm thinking about upgrading from sierra to high sierra i wonder, if
     mulberry will still work - due to apple's forced change to file system
     apfs - at least for macs with ssds?


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     Ing. Graziano Previato
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