Am Donnerstag, den 07.04.2005, 11:23 -0400 schrieb Alan Cox:
> There was a long discussion about this earlier if you look back. Cyrus is
> useful for the more specialist environments and dovecot for general setups.
> It seemed obvious that the people who used Cyrus and knew how to set it up also
> would know how to type "yum install"
>
So what about Emacs? We have a kernel, we have a editor, an Email
Client, an IRC Client and all that stuff. Is Emacs as obsolete as Cyrus
is?
Imho Emacs is a pain in the ass to get clued with. What about removing
that?
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