On Fri, Dec 05, 2003 at 02:12:29PM -0600, David Champion wrote: > * On 2003.12.05, in <20031205140019.GO2823@xxxxxxx>, > * "David Yitzchak Cohen" <lists+mutt_users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > Oops, stupid me ... it never occurred to me that my installed docs might > > be more up-to-date than the online version ... LOL. . . > > Yes, that's correct. You would do well to let things occur to you before > insulting people on-record for telling you facts. Nah, that'd be downright boring ;-) (Sorry René, BTW!) > It would save you from > spending so much of your lifespan posting to mutt lists, too. René was > not wrong. I don't mind posting to mutt lists (whether it's to insult someone, or to appologize for wrongly insulting him), and it's rather easy to block anything sent by me for those who don't want to read anything I type. (Anybody in that category hopefully runs a SPAM filter - put me in your blacklist, or assign a -3million score or a +3million weight to anything sent by me, and you're in business. If you use my filter, just make a template like ".*From: lista?s(+.+?)?@bigfatdave.com.*" and you're vaccinated against all my mailing list postings.) > The manual on mutt.org is generally meant to be for the current "stable" > release. (I'm not sure, offhand, whether it's in fact current.) The > current "development" release's manual is not at the web page. Is there any real reason not to put it there, as well? I don't see any downside, and I've already pointed out some upsides. > But it is > in the tarball, Yes, the stable manual is in the stable tarball, too. Who needs an online version, then? > and if it's not in a binary package you intalled mutt > from, you should complain to the packager. As I said before, I di'n't install no stinkin' Mutt from no stinkin' binary package ;-P - Dave -- Uncle Cosmo, why do they call this a word processor? It's simple, Skyler. You've seen what food processors do to food, right? Please visit this link: http://rotter.net/israel
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