Re: [Pan-users] How to compile a snapshot ??

Csv4Me2 wrote: Dear all, I've tried to compile the snapshots but somehow I'm missing something. Can someone give me some pointers or clues as to how to get that done? This is the relevant error after retrieving a snapshot and running autogen,sh : which: no gnome-autogen.sh in ()

Re: [Pan-users] How to compile a snapshot ??

Le Mercredi 8 Février 2006 01:27, Csv4Me2 a écrit : > Dear all, > > I've tried to compile the snapshots but somehow I'm missing something. > Can someone give me some pointers or clues as to how to get that done? > > This is the relevant error after retrieving a snapshot and running > autogen,sh :

Re: [Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 04:18:48PM -0600, Charles Kerr wrote: > I should probably turn it into a Wiki and let Duncan go wild on it. :) If you do, you should also enable gzip on your webserver. :) ___ Pan-users mailing list Pan-users@nongnu.org http:/

Re: [Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

I think that many people don't realize that gnome.org provides an easy way to track changes to the version in CVS via the web. http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/pan/ This is a web front-end to cvs that shows the timestamps of all changes. Charles Kerr wrote: In pan.rebelbase.com

[Pan-users] How to compile a snapshot ??

Dear all, I've tried to compile the snapshots but somehow I'm missing something. Can someone give me some pointers or clues as to how to get that done? This is the relevant error after retrieving a snapshot and running autogen,sh : which: no gnome-autogen.sh in () You need to i

Re: [Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

In pan.rebelbase.com it is mentioned that Pan was starting to come back to life on March 2005, with version 0.14.90. However, this version can't be found in the releases directory on that site. In that directory, the most recent release is some two years old now. Ha

Re: [Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

On Tue, 7 Feb 2006 19:04:22 +0100 in [EMAIL PROTECTED] Martijn Otto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 0.14.90 can be downloaded from CVS. ITYM 0.14.2.91, the latest non-CVS release snapshot. Later CVS versions can of course be obtained and compiled. As for continuing development, look at the CVS tre

Re: [Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

0.14.90 can be downloaded from CVS. 2006/2/7, JCA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > In pan.rebelbase.com it is mentioned that Pan was starting to come back to > life on March 2005, with version 0.14.90. However, this version can't be > found in the releases directory on that site. In that directory, the mo

[Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

  In pan.rebelbase.com it is mentioned that Pan was starting to come back to life on March 2005, with version 0.14.90. However, this version can't be found in the releases directory on that site. In that directory, the most recent release is some two years old now. Has Pan development come to a gri