Jim Meyering wrote:
> Remember the context:
> Anyone using developer tools like autoconf, automake, cvs, gperf, etc.,
> is very likely also to have rsync installed.
If you think so... rsync saves bandwidth, therefore I have no problem using
it, as long as 'wget' is available as a fallback.
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Bruno Haible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Meyering wrote:
>> I deliberately chose to remove all wget support.
>> If someone can make a really good case for reintroducing such support
>
> gnulib-tool's --import handling continues to use wget for the purpose of
> downloading the PO files.
>
> The
Jim Meyering wrote:
> I deliberately chose to remove all wget support.
> If someone can make a really good case for reintroducing such support
gnulib-tool's --import handling continues to use wget for the purpose of
downloading the PO files.
The reason is that IMO 'wget' is more frequently preins
