frank@mies.ced.berkeley.edu (Frank Goodman) (04/18/88)
I'm looking for either the source or executables for Xmh. I've been told by many, that it is a great X mail tool. Does anybody know where I can get it?
If you have any information please e-mail me directly.
Thanks in advance,
Frank.
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You can get Xmh along with the entire X11 distribution from either:
expo.lcs.mit.edu
or
decwrl.dec.com
in the files
pub/X.V11R2/core.src
- Chrisdwf@beta.UUCP (Dave Forslund) (04/20/88)
From article <8804172149.ab13223@ICS.UCI.EDU>, by cwm@TWG.COM (Chris Moore): > > You can get Xmh along with the entire X11 distribution from either: > expo.lcs.mit.edu > or > decwrl.dec.com > in the files > pub/X.V11R2/core.src > > > - Chris Where can I get MH itself? Xmh is just a shell for mh. Dave Forslund (dwf@lanl.gov)
raj@tertius.ics.uci.EDU (Richard Johnson) (04/22/88)
You can FTP the latest version of MH from Udel (louie.udel.edu) or you can order a tape from UCI: We need a check for $75 made out to "U.C. Regents" sent to: Attn: MH distribution Support Group, ICS dept. U.C. Irvine Irvine, Ca. 92717 Richard
paul@torch.UUCP (Paul Andrews) (04/25/88)
In article <18216@beta.UUCP> dwf@beta.UUCP (Dave Forslund) writes: >From article <8804172149.ab13223@ICS.UCI.EDU>, by cwm@TWG.COM (Chris Moore): >> >> You can get Xmh along with the entire X11 distribution from either: >> ... >Where can I get MH itself? Xmh is just a shell for mh. >Dave Forslund I was about to ask the same question. Where can I get mh itself? Thanks in advance - Paul.
paul@torch.UUCP (Paul Andrews) (04/25/88)
In article <2478.577666358@tertius.ics.uci.edu> raj@tertius.ics.uci.EDU (Richard Johnson) writes: >You can FTP the latest version of MH from Udel (louie.udel.edu) or you can >order a tape from UCI: ... We no got FTP and we're not in the States so its a trifle inconvenient to mail there and back (and pay in US dollars) - though not impossible - as the delays involved are enormous. Is there anywhere closer to hand that we can get it or can someone mail (!) it to us? - Paul.
csg@pyramid.pyramid.com (Carl S. Gutekunst) (05/02/88)
In article <79@torch.UUCP> paul@torch.UUCP (Paul Andrews) writes: >Is there anywhere closer to hand that we can get it or can someone mail (!) >it to us? Check your nearest mod.sources archive; they may well have the current MH. Or any site with a Berkeley source license; MH was on the 4.3BSD release tape. Pyramid has version 6.5 in its archive; you can send mail to pyramid!usenet if you want a UUCP connection. At 1437879 bytes, packet charges from the UK would be about #115. You can cut that by about a factor of five using a TrailBlazer. For heaven's sake, don't *MAIL* something as big as MH sources! The SysAdm's along the way will come after you with a meat axe. <csg>
pinkas@happy.intel.com (Israel Pinkas ~) (07/21/88)
Does anybody have s et of sources for XMH? I need a copy for both X10.4
and X11.2. If you are willing to send them, please send me your name. I
will request them from the closest site.
-Israel
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CSNET: pinkas%cadev4.intel.comjoel@pyr.gatech.EDU (Joel Rives) (07/23/88)
Speaking of Xmh, does anyone have a fix for the "Create Folder" bug for the X11R2 version of this useful program? joel -- The thief Left it behind-- The moon at the window. -Ryokan
shah@gefion.cs.cornell.edu (Amitabh Shah) (03/23/89)
I have been using the xmh front end to mh that came with the X11 window
system. (We are running mh 6.5 on Sun OS 4.0.) I like it so far, except
that I can not do customization as I could using mh. For example, with mh,
I had 2 kinds of "repl"s, one filtering the sender's message into the
body of the reply, and one without. Similarly, I had one command to do
inc; show or inc; rmm, etc. I would like to customize the menus of xmh
so that I can do all this without needing multiple mouse-clicks or
extensive editing. If anyone has done this, please let me know. I'll
summarize, if there's sufficient interest.
BTW, I do recommend xmh otherwise; it's pretty nifty.
-amitabh.
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Ithaca NY 14853-7501 (607) 255-8597 .........(VOICE)tremmel@iraun1.ira.uka.de (Wolfgang Tremmel) (04/11/89)
I have problems to install xmh. MH works correct, but messages composed and sent via xmh are disappearing. We are using mmdf as transport system. Please reply directly to me (tremmel@ira.uka.de), because I do not scan this newsgroup every day. Wolfgang Tremmel tremmel@ira.uka.de tremmel@uka.uucp tremmel@dkauni0i.bitnet
shah@gefion.cs.cornell.edu (Amitabh Shah) (04/12/89)
My previous posting on xmh seems to have gone completely unnoticed, so
here's one more time.
I have been using the 'xmh' front end to mh, that came with X11 window system
(Release 3). So far I have been happy with it except for a couple of things.
1. With mh, I could tailor my 'repl'ies according to whether or not I want
the message being replied to included in the body. With xmh, I am stuck
with one or the other. Is there an easy way to incorporate this within xmh?
2. 'pick' seems to have no effect. I'd like to create new sequences from
'all' and make them available to xmh. This does not seem to happen.
3. There's no sub-folder facility available.
If anyone out there has used xmh, and would like to share their experiences
with me, pl. e-mail them to me.
Thanx,
-amitabh.
Amitabh Shah shah@cs.cornell.edu .(INTERNET)
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Ithaca NY 14853-7501 (607) 255-8597 .........(VOICE)winborne@physics.unc.edu (George Winborne) (03/01/91)
Where can I find the sources for xmh only so I don't have to extract it from the entire X11R4 tape distribution? I want to anonymous FTP it if possible. Thanks George Winborne
brown@cs.utk.edu (Lance A. Brown) (06/16/91)
>In article <17076@darkstar.ucsc.edu>, de@helios.ucsc.edu (De Clarke) writes: > Second question. Am I alone in feeling a little dissatisfied > with xmh? Will I get flamed for saying that imho it is *not* > the best thing since sliced bread? Is there anything better > out there in the way of a front end to mh? Is there a new > version lurking in the wings? Well, I use the mh-e package for emacs to do most of my mail handling. This package has gotten much better since I started using it and easily fulfills 99% of what I need to do to my mail. The other 1% I do at the command line or in my .forward and .maildelivery files using slocal. Lance -- Lance A. Brown <brown@cs.utk.edu> The Crystal Wind is the Storm, and the Storm is Data, and the Data is Life -- The Player's Litany from _The Long Run_ by D.K. Moran