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Juanma Barranquero <lekktu@gmail.com> writes:

> The main argument is still that GnuTLS, etc. have their own projects
> and maintainers, and they should be the ones taking care of building
> and distributing it.

Agreed.  I think it is sufficient to have a URL to the GnuTLS binaries
(and sources!).  If the worry is that Windows users won't see that URL,
we can put the notice somewhere on our webpage next to the download
link, and/or in a "read me first" file on the FTP site.