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But elm isn't particularly old - as recently as 1999, when I started doing IT at Loudcloud, there were a bunch of users who still wanted to use elm as their pri

But elm isn't particularly old - as recently as 1999, when I started doing IT at Loudcloud, there were a bunch of users who still wanted to use elm as their primary email client. It's like naming something "eudora"

freehunter 12y ago
1999 was 16 years ago. The last release of Elm (the mail client) was 10 years ago. I started using the Internet back when AOL was still charging an hourly (rather than monthly) fee, and if I've ever heard of Elm (the mail client), it wasn't enough to be able to remember it today. So yes, Elm (the mail client) is particularly old.