Suresh Ramasubramanian forced the electrons to say:
> voila. I'm beginning to like tarballs - editing makefiles is fairly nice
> - especially when I can junk stuff I don't normally use (like pgp support)
> and get a slightly leaner install.
Even I was a tarball fan - the reason I build RPMs is because of the double
benefit - all the configurability of compiling from tarballs, and all the
maintainability of an RPM installation.
> Mutt seems to be getting fatter and fatter - each version is a few (upto
> 200k) larger than the previous one. It's still ~far~ slimmer than PINE,
440 kB with pgp, pop3 and imap support - quite a small program, when compared
with 2 MB of pine. :-) I don't think the increase is 200 kB per version - are
your stripping your final compiled binary?
Binand
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