Frank> Just a short question: Does it make sense to report more Frank> Mule bugs in 21.5 or is it wasted effort as nobody will Frank> care about it anyway? Yes. However, careful reports that will still make sense to you and others after a few weeks will get the most mileage. Cc: ben(a)xemacs.org, and flag it as a "Mule bug" in the Subject. It may get some attention if you submit in the next couple of days. We care. I care in theory; I've got other things that I _must_ do first, as do most of the developers. This is about to end (for me); I plan to spend a lot more time on 21.5 in the near future. Ben cares in practice; however, he was out of touch for about 2 months in the summer and has had a rough schedule at school during the fall. If you want to see Ben caring, don't look on xemacs-beta, he's not subscribed and rarely posts. Look at xemacs-cvs. However, if it doesn't get fixed in the batch of commits he's making now, you won't see much activity again from Dec 17 until late January, as Ben will be traveling then, and I expect that I'll spend about that much time cleaning up some package work and reacquainting myself with the 21.5 code base, which has changed drastically since I last worked on it. There are a couple of Mule-aware developers who may become more active in the near future, but they're in the same boat I am. -- Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences http://turnbull.sk.tsukuba.ac.jp University of Tsukuba Tennodai 1-1-1 Tsukuba 305-8573 JAPAN Ask not how you can "do" free software business; ask what your business can "do for" free software.