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Something like newsboat
https://newsboat.org/Oh, gnucash should be there. It is in our git, will look why it was lost on the buildserver.
Thanks for noting.
Great news 
Correction for the todo-lists (please look also at the first posting within this thread):
No gnuCash .... 
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To get the listing for those: packages_added-later.md
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]]>So either the community is going to support, or we can only do at a time what we are doing. This means also: Focus onto the release for now. There is nothing missing the point into that as there are enough packages to be prepared. That's all I have written and said. And for sure there are going to be security-issues. The point here is: Browsers like the smaller ones we have won't solve that problem incoming.
We need also to find a solution for calendar-management (CalDAV and CardDAV) and can combine them with claws-mail. Everyone is invited to help here also. Again: Just something is working for one individual does not mean it works for all at once. So I manage my digital calendar with icedove-uxp. Removing it, leaves me for example with a missing point and for sure I am not the only one. So instead of discussing the point of UXP-applications, I remember that there is need for that as free software only exists with the community-effort: Finding a good workflow instead and then removing UXP-applications from the repositories. But also here to remember: People come with names and having no "Mozilla" in any case means therefore more time for the team and the community to explain up and down as not everyone is involved in ...
... the problems with Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird ...
... the technical issues being related to those ...
... the reasoning why we removed then alternatives ...
... and last but not least cannot build newer versions (using Rust as dependency).
So I want to make sure that we don't go up and down with those discussions, because at one point there is no further time and room for. And to be honest: I don't want to explain that everytime again to people asking why no version x of application y. Not meant personal, but I had enough of that for now.
There are some discussions around the UXP-applications and so I think for now it should be clear: All UXP-applications stay in the repositories until otherwise said. The reasoning is that icedove-uxp is a fine application for calendar- and mail-management for example. iceweasel-uxp and iceape-uxp are functional so far as browsers. When possible we all can search for possible replacements - and please for now claws-mail is not alone. But please also to remember: Just if something works for me or you, does not mean it works for everyone else. That's the point and most reasoning we wait, especially because 0.4 must be first released in the public.
We have also no time for sure to jump behind every new released application with some promises. Here to remember: If you want something to be pushed forward, you are invited to work also for yourself and share what you have found out for everyone else to test. If we would do so and jump behind everything, we can never release version 0.4.
I think you are missing the point... the uxp applications are no longer being updated...
Thus, it is a huge security issue. I strongly believe, that Emulatorman would disagree if they are no longer being updated.
That being said, if you could convince Luke to work on Hyperbola some more, aka, developing newer versions of UXP, then I have no doubt it would be no problem whatsoever.
Though, I don't know if that is possible, he seems to be losing interest last I checked with him.
My point though, is that wisdom needs to be used regarding the uxp situation.
If you want to save the current packages somewhere until you can convince Luke or someone else to work on it, that's one thing, but its really a very bad idea to keep them in without updating.
I fear you will disagree, but I hope wisdom will prevail in this situation.
Edit: typos
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