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> As smb@ said, a pkgsrc entry is the best way to make it easily
> available. To make a pkgsrc entry easy to create, the package
> should be easy to configure with no manual steps, and be portable.
> If it's a matter of ./configure && make && sudo make install, that
> should be easy.

I have contacted the other Enigmail team members about this.  Thank
you for your quick replies.  We're about to begin a large push for
users on this system, and I'd personally like to see it available on
pretty much every platform you can get Thunderbird or Mozilla.
NetBSD, as I said, is of particular interest to me.

Now, at the moment our team is really small.  We only have one
developer, and several admin people.  If anyone from NetBSD would be
interested in lending a hand with making packages or helping us
provide the Enigmail service on *BSD, it'd be much appreciated.

http://enigmail.mozdev.org

Regards

Shane

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