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<larsi@ifi.uio.no> writes:

>"Paul J. Sanchez" <paul@whimsy.umsl.edu> writes:
>>Is there any way to restore emacs 19.28 support?  Some of us are
>>locked in...

>I'd suggest using Gnus 5.0.12, which supports lots of Emacsen.  Most
>of the new features in September Gnus are rather esoteric, I'd say.

With respect to 5.0.12.

I take it this is that one that FSF maintain now. Probably in their
own time. ie. not released separately to Emacs?

Has the Organisation bug I spoke about been fixed in .12?

>Anyways, Emacs 19.30 looks to be a really good Emacs release, so
>everybody who has held off installing 19.29 will probably install
>19.30.  

Anybody want to try and convince lars to keep 19.28 support in? Is
the 19.30 stuff that good? What exactly does it allow you to do?

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