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Re: [MiNT] Sparemint announcement
Frank Naumann <fnaumann@mail.CS.Uni-Magdeburg.De> writes:
> most of you have probably heard about a secret thing called
> Sparemint that has been worked on during the past couple of
> months. The time has come to "reveal" the secret. ;-)
> P.S.: One note, especially for U. S. users: Sparemint possibly
> violates export restrictions in some countries of the world. This
> is not intentional but on the other hand we just don't care. ;-)
> However, although all Sparemin software is free, it may be
> illegal to redistribute, export or even use some packages in
> your country. One example is currently mutt.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is actually false, mutt itself doesn't contain cryptographic code,
only crypto-hooks. Mutt development used to be in two branches, mutt and
mutt-i (the latter being the international version, with crypto-hooks),
but it's integrated now, as crypto-hooks themselves aren't illegal to
export.