>>>>> David Engster <deng@randomsample.de> writes:

> AFAIK I think it is not OK to have features that are specific to a non-free
> plattform, so I'd suggest to discuss this with Richard first before
> encouraging work on a possible merge.

It was my understanding that it is fine to have features that a volunteer is
willing to do the work for, just not to promote features that would make a
non-GNU platform more attractive (such as, by devoting any other resources to
their development, or giving them special status in any way).

If Yamamoto-san is doing the work and giving it to the Emacs project freely,
is there a reason to turn it down? I suppose this is indeed a matter for
Richard to weigh in on.

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