It's suddenly occurred to me that I may be wrong to assume that there
are no good open source MUAs that run under windoze, and I thought
that this might be a good place to ask the people most likely to have
had to try them or deal with the problems that they and other MUAs
cause, so here I
AB == Alex Borges Alex writes:
[...]
AB Mozilla rulez for me. You can also get it to preload so it
AB aint so damned slow (or so i think).
Hmm, you can also get Emacs/Xemacs under Windows and run Gnus or VM as
your MUA.
BM
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It's suddenly occurred to me that I may be wrong to assume that there
are no good open source MUAs that run under windoze, and I thought
that this might be a good place to ask the people most likely to have
had to try them or deal with the problems that they and other MUAs
cause, so here I
AB == Alex Borges Alex writes:
[...]
AB Mozilla rulez for me. You can also get it to preload so it
AB aint so damned slow (or so i think).
Hmm, you can also get Emacs/Xemacs under Windows and run Gnus or VM as
your MUA.
BM
I don't want to start a flame war - please?
I run a small Email list server and my own mail server for some
psychotherapy charities. I runs Debian stable and everything except
the antiviral scanner is open source, free and I'd love it all my
computing could be that way, but my mortgage paying
I don't want to start a flame war - please?
I run a small Email list server and my own mail server for some
psychotherapy charities. I runs Debian stable and everything except
the antiviral scanner is open source, free and I'd love it all my
computing could be that way, but my mortgage paying
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