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[Henri Lesourd <address@hidden>]

In my previous mail, I wrote :
<<
To summarize, TeXmacs is usually a little bit better and up to date
under Linux than under Windows, but the difference should not be very
big, and should become big in the future.
>>

I made a mistake. Of course, I meant that the Linux and Windows
version are intended to be maintained as up to date as possible
in the future, and therefore that :
<<
To summarize, TeXmacs is usually a little bit better and up to date
under Linux than under Windows, but the difference should not be very
big, and should **NOT be allowed** to become big in the future.
>>