>> > 21.5.b35 was released in May 2023. >> I'm aware of it. It's an attempt to pull a zombie into real life, >> which can never work. :)
[ I don't know what was the purpose, but indeed that release doesn't prove that XEmacs development is still ongoing: If you look at the commit history you'll see that there were *very* few commits in that new release. Not sure if it deserves to be described as pulling a zombie into real life, tho. ] > But the zombie still functions perfectly well to do work (as zombies > do). The idea that because something is static, it must be obsolete, > is one I've never understood. +1 Especially since we're on the VM mailing list 🙂 For that reason the patch I sent months ago (which mainly aims to make the code a bit more futureproof by enabling `lexical-binding` and then addressing compiling warnings) doesn't drop XEmacs support. Stefan