Quandary wrote:
If you've ever tried to read an XML/HTML message in a plain-text reader (such as mutt, which is my client of choice), you would understand why folks complain.
I'd like to point out that I'm a big fan of plain-text e-mail, but to be completely fair towards the original poster, his e-mail DID contain a plain-text section (and correctly marked as an alternative for the HTML as far as I can tell), so a MIME-capable plain-text reader could have simply ignored the HTML part. I agree it is still preferable to send plain-text only messages.
But for those of you who had a lot of trouble reading his message, this is what he said: Rick Langschultz wrote:
I was reading the email on free PowerPC computers available. I wanted to work on a port for powerpc a long time ago, but was shot down in the IRC channel. I want to use pearpc and a native powerpc with FreeBSD or linux in it to compile the project. Also since PowerPC and x86 and x64 have different instruction sets, how will ReactOS implement the NT kernel on non-intel architectures? I would imaging PPC-ata and X86-ata have different addresses. And not all adapters work from x86 on ppc. Maybe someone could work closely with Darwine to get some of this handled.