>I now have installed nmh 1.6 to the point that if works well enough, though >not perfectly, for me. But I could not have without your assistance.
Thinking back ... your two major problems, as I recall, was a) you didn't have a 8-bit compatible locale, and b) you wanted HTM content rendered in your browser, rather than the terminal. We have a hard time dealing with a), other than perhaps emit a run-time warning if you don't have a good locale (I kind of thought this wasn't a problem anymore and the default was something usable everywhere, but you're not the only one recently who had this issue). The locale settings are the standard way of indicating what you can support, and having a special nmh setting for that is just asking for trouble. b) is not an appropriate default; our default (which I recall worked fine for you, although most of the discussion was determining whether or not it was actually doing the right thing) was that if you have a workable text-based browser, we use that. I'm open to putting extra stuff in the configuration files that show examples of other things you can do; one downside to a non-monolithic MUA is you have to interact with a lot of other tools to completely render MIME content. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
