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From: yandros@athena.mit.edu Date: Mon, 16 Aug 1993 18:31:19 -0400 To: alexp@athena.mit.edu Cc: bug-sipb@athena.mit.edu, bug-outland@athena.mit.edu In-Reply-To: <9308162154.AA00705@amadeus> (alexp@Athena.MIT.EDU) Hello, Alex... Right now the holdup on idraw is Interviews, which was waiting on a stable C++ compiler. Given the `new' (ok, not amazingly new, but new since the last time someone tried) g++ and CC support, someone should try it again. Right now there's idraw.new for the rs6k, but that's not a very good alternative. As for gopher, right now the `support' issue for gopher is a bit up in the air. There are three main groups that `support' gopher - DCNS (Wade), the MIT Libraries, and SIPB (me). I'm talking to Wade about what we're going to do about lots of things; something should come out of it soon. As for the gopher text client in particular, the one that I had previously installed in /afs/sipb/project/gopher/bin/gopher for the DECstation and RS6k was, um, poor (frequent coredumps, Ultrix curses lossage, etc.) (it's still thre for decmips and linux). I didn't upgrade then because I didn't want to get involved with the gopher/gopher+ lossage, and the emacs mode (/mit/outland/lib/elisp/gopher.el) is a much better interface anyway, IMHO. In any case, look for `add gopher;xgopher &' and `add gopher; gopher &' to work sometime soon. chad
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