Hi, all --
I also have tried kmail for mail and have found it unsatisfactory. Quite often it
will hand up on a particular EMail. The problem
may, of course, be kppp, but I see it most with kmail. Dare I say it, when I return
to NT and use PMMail i never have a
problem. BTW, there is a chance that PMMail will be available within the forseeable
future for Linux.
pete
On 9 Sep 00 12:29:13 EDT, Michael Scottaline wrote:
>Vic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I use Pine for my personal e mail box,
>> K mail for my linux mail, and Netscape mail
>> to experiment and tune up the pop server.
>=========================
>I use kmail to receive mail. It can handle multiple popmail accounts (I have
>three diffeent ones), has easy to setup filters that work reasonably well, and
>has been exceptionally reliable for me (although I've read comments to the
>contrary from others <shrug>).
> I typically use Pine 4.21 to sent smtp mail through my ISP (unless I'm simply
>replying to mail I've just received in kmail. then I just click the reply
>button. For this list and some others, I use different free web based
>accounts.
>Mike
>
>"Many loads of beer were brought. What disorder, whoring, fighting, killing
>and dreadful idolatry took place there!"
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