SL Baur wrote on 29-June-1999: ->O.K. ps-print will be forked and someone will maintain the old ->non-Mule version. I've made a test package and put it in the testing ->directory. -> -> ftp://ftp.xemacs.org/pub/xemacs/beta/testing/ps-print-nomule-1.0-pkg.tar.gz -> ->This version contains some landscape printing enhancements from Thomas ->E Deweese and is only for use with Non-Mule XEmacsen. As soon as we ->get multiply-versioned-incompatible-packages working, it should be ->renamed to ps-print. Er, Steve, I've been trying to follow this, but somehow I've become confused. I have some questions, which terminally stupid people (like me) might like answered. mule-ps-print.tar.gz - this is a packagised version of an Emacs20 thing (ps-print 4.1.4.1)- Maintained by Kenichi Handa <handa(a)etl.go.jp&gt;? (with extra XEmacs hacknology by yourself). ps-print-nomule-1.0-pkg.tar.gz [1] is a the old ps-print that we all know and love and is now maintainerless? There are going to be different packages for Mule/Non-mule (for many things)? How hard (he says naïvely) is it to keep a mule package, non-mule compliant? nic Footnotes: [1] Not actually on the ftp site at the moment.