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Subject: Re: a port for TIN?
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * > I just noticed that there isn't a "news/tin" port..  Should I do one?

Yes!  By all means! :)

 * Tin is great!  If you want to work from the latest and greatest, you want
 * the 1.3 beta (in case you didn't know there is one).  You can get it from
 * ftp.scn.de:/pub/news/tin.
 * 
 * Tin now supports X-11 including using the mouse for moving to next article,
 * etc.  Also has support for PGP and is MUCH (yes thats MUCH) faster fetching
 * and threading articles.

Sounds even better! :)

Satoshi