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>>>>> "Jack" == Jack Vinson <jvinson@cheux.ecs.umass.edu> writes:

Jack> I think emacs has been compiled for VMS systems, but does anyone
Jack> use (any flavor) Gnus on said operating system?

I received reports of Gnus on VMS users for the FAQ a year ago,
they're out there somewhere.

Jack> I am moving to a real job soon and they use a VMS machine for
Jack> their main operations.  I may end up on a Win32 box which will
Jack> at least give me the opportunity to use a version of emacs that
Jack> I know works with Gnus.

Ugh.

Jack> Unfortunately, this may mean that I am no longer in on
Jack> development of Gnus.  We shall see.


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