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Subject: RE: Nautilus Status?
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Slightly different slant to the follow-up, so I moved from -ports to 
-questions.

Forgive the possibly ignorant question, as FBSD is my 1st Unix, installed 6 
wks ago: Anyone successfully running Nautilus under Linux emu?

Jud

P.S.  Thanks for the quick response to the previous question, Ade.


>===== Original Message From Ade Lovett <ade@FreeBSD.org> =====
>On Thu, Nov 16, 2000 at 11:35:45AM -0500, Jud wrote:
>> I'm interested in trying Nautilus, and note that after cvsup-ing ports a 
few
>> days ago that the Nautilus port is officially broken.  Any current or
>> near-future change in that status?  (I've read archives and understand the
>> Nautilus port is a bear, so "No" is an entirely acceptable answer. :)
>
>Things aren't going to change any time soon..  I had hoped that the
>last step to get 0.5 running would have been the introduction of
>the print/freetype2 port but this wasn't the case.
[snip]



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