Hi all,
just another observation...
We would like to contribute and develop for XMail, because it has good potential.
However, with projects like this it is much better to work with CVS (see for example
http://sourceforge.net for hosting of opensource projects ). This is the only way to
keep track of versions and changes. Else everything we (or others) develop, may not
work anymore when a new version of XMail is introduced.
With CVS you don't have these problems!
Lex Kneefel
Kern Automatiseringsdiensten BV
Original Message:
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From: Richard Mayhew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 14:26:24 +0200
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Third Party XMail Applications
Hi All..
Just an observation.
Would it not be a better idea if the Third Party Applications were platform
independent. I see a lot of Windows Applications, and very few Unix based
applications which are not cross-platform. Should we not set a standard for
XMail applications, IE, code in C, Perl... which can be used on both
platforms.
Comments?
Richard.
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