I'm interested in the UebiMiau - Powerful Mail Reader project. Can you find out the name of the project founder? What was the version number and the stated release date of the latest file available for download? Also, what was the primary purpose of the 'uebimiau-devel' mailing list, and what is the subject and sender of the very first message ever posted to that list? Finally, based on all the information you find, what can a new user realistically do with this project today?
Navigate to 'http://uebimiau.sourceforge.net/'. From the main project page (Summary), identify the project founder's name. Click on the 'Files' link in the navigation menu. Identify the latest version available for download (e.g., in the 'Current' directory) and extract its version number and stated release date. Click on the 'Mailing Lists' link in the navigation menu. Identify the primary purpose of the 'uebimiau-devel' mailing list. Click on the 'uebimiau-devel' link to enter its archive. Navigate through the archive to find the earliest message posted (likely in June 2001) and click on the corresponding month/date link. Extract the subject and sender of this earliest message. Synthesize all gathered information to describe what a new user could realistically do with the project today, considering its current status.
The agent states the project founder's name as 'Aldoir'. The agent states the latest file version available for download as '2.0.1'. The agent states the release date of the latest file available for download as '2001-08-23'. The agent states that the primary purpose of the 'uebimiau-devel' mailing list was for 'Developers'. The agent extracts the subject of the earliest message from June 2001 as '[Uebimiau-devel] Teste de envio'. The agent extracts the sender of the earliest message from June 2001 as 'Aldoir' or 'Aldoir, A.'. The agent accurately concludes that a new user can realistically only download the old software, view historical discussions, and observe the project's dormant status, as active support or development is no longer available.