Hi,
Sthitaprajna typed:
> > xmutt is a completely new binary ( not to be mixed with the usual
> > mutt binary ).
> AFAIK, this x functionality is built into mutt, ie this xmutt allows
> you to use mutt within x. Is it a completely different binary? I
> download the source and compile mutt without any x option and it
> seems to work fine.
Yeah - the standard distribution of mutt does *not* have this xmutt.
And anyway, whats the difference between xmutt and using mutt in a
terminal?
PS: I didn't even find xmutt on freshmeat.
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