Hey All,
I tried a search before posting this, but due to having the application name so similar to our favorite compositor, well, it just wasn’t very fruitful. So…
I am a long-time and pretty much a daily user of the terminal-based email MUA, mutt, and I do find that every once in a while, it’d be great to toggle threading on temporarily. But, since that compile-time switch has been disabled I cannot do that.
Is there a technical reason why this is the case? How would I best go about asking that this be changed if there wasn’t such a reason? Can I contact the package maintainer directly, or is it considered uncool to do that out of the blue?
Finally, while I’m at it with questions related to mutt: Is there a reason why the move from f38 to f39 involved downgrading it from 2.2.12 to 2.2.10?
And, yes, I’m well aware that I am free to download the app source and compile/link it myself. I went down that path while being constrained to older versions of RHEL for many years at my former employers, but to install it as a simple user application, I would have to put a bunch of symbolic links to make sure all the accompanying up to date resources are found, and I’d just prefer not to take that on as bookkeeping task if at all possible.
Many thanks!
