SD>Hello, Holger.

SD>Tuesday November 22 2011 at 09:13, you wrote to Ed Vance:

SD> HG> I know but there's nothing you can do to quoted lines extending beyond
SD> HG> the screen width. Why not try MultiMail? It's available for Windows,
SD> HG> OS/2, DOS and Linux, maybe even for Mac. And It's FREE!

SD>Yep, Multimail is available for OS X.  Someone has
"packaged" Multimail so i
SD>is now in a Debian package, which is usable with many different Linux
SD>distributions.  I have it installed on my Linux box but I am running the
SD>original Blue Wave reader under DOSbox instead. :P

Sean,

After reading that MM is in a Debian package, I had to look at the files
in MM 0.40 DOS to read what they say about OS/2 and LINUX and MM.

Here is a Clip of what I read at the bottom of the README file dated
April 2001.

/Quote\

Tested Systems
--------------

I'd like to get MultiMail tested on as many platforms as possible. I've
personally used it on:

Operating Systems:  Linux, Solaris, NetBSD, DOS, OS/2, Windows, BeOS
Processors:         i386, Sparc, m68k, Alpha, i86
Compilers:          GCC (including DJGPP, EMX, and RSXNT), Compaq Alpha
                    (w/ GNU make), Borland C++
Libraries:          ncurses, Solaris curses, PDCurses

If you get it going on a dissimilar system, please let me know (along with
any necessary patches). Or, let me telnet to your machine, and I'll try
porting it myself. :-)


Credits
-------

MultiMail was originally developed under Linux by Kolossvary Tamas and
Toth Istvan. John Zero was the maintainer for versions 0.2 through 0.6;
since version 0.7, the maintainer is William McBrine
.

Additional code has been contribued by Peter Karlsson, Mark D. Rejhon,
Ingo Brueckl, and Robert Vukovic.

Bug reports and suggestions are noted in the HISTORY file.

/Unquote\

I haven't updated MM since it works fine for my uses of it.

I wonder if William McBrine still is the maintainer, would You know?

What version number is the Debian package for MM?

Thanks.


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