Re: newbie questions

[Nagyon Almos <b17 freemail hu>]

Hi,

> The main problem with mutt files is: what do you use to
open them?
> Should we open a terminal and run mutt inside it?  How do
you specify
> those mails to mutt?  It might be doable, but no one has
contributed a
> mutt backend yet.
It's not a problem: from the filename of the email 
you can guess in which maildir folder it is, and extracting the
message-id completely determines your mail.
Then using mutt's -e option, you can jump to (change to that
folder,
search for that message-id and open) that message.
It's a small bash script.



> 
> They're not win32 binaries, they're .Net binaries.  The
.exe is just a
> convention.  On Windows they're run by the .Net runtime. 
On Linux by
> Mono.
I didnt know it (and file told it too...)

> 
> We won't be rewriting it in C because, well, it's a large
project that
> is already something like 80,000 lines of C#.  Memory
issues with 
Beagle ..
I completely understand it.

> are bugs in Beagle alone and have little to do with the
fact that it's
> not an ELF binary.

> 
> (And, FWIW, Mono can compile applications down into an ELF
binary, but
> then we lose a lot of the memory *sharing* that can be
done among all
> Mono applications.)
Thanks for the information (I know very little about modern
programming
tools).
I'll try the ubuntu repository which is suggested an another
email (thanks for the link).

Regards,
A.

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