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On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 01:08:16AM +0000, Todd Lehman wrote:
> The biggest thing limiting my email communication right now (and going back
> farther than I'd like to admit) is having too many email accounts. I've got
> one at auczilla.com, one at fibblesnork.com, one here at javanet.com (my
> local ISP for home connectivity), one at work, three at lugnet.com, and my
> old mail is currently scattered across three computers (I made the mistake
> of not using a simple flat-text-file email package two years ago and haven't
> sat down and converted it yet). Right now for personal and LUGNET email I'm
> using Netscape for Linux on one box and Netscape for Windows on another box.
> Using either is painful. I use Pine at work and, being 100% keyboard based,
> I find that it totally rules for what I need it to do (be very fast). Pine
> is also what I use when I log in at lugnet.com and check my mail there, but
> the problem there (why mail often gets lost) is that it gets hundreds of
> spam and mailer-daemon bounce messages per day and filtering isn't perfect.
pine? Netscape mail? man, I'd expect you to be a mutt person
(www.mutt.org) - completely text based, superior power, IMAP over SSL,
and whatnot... it even has a NNTP patch! combined with a good spamfilter
(www.spambouncer.org), you're all set :) for the windows side of things,
I usually use Netscape mail doing IMAP, so I'll still get all the messages
down on the Linux half of the laptop...
:)
FUT o-t.geek
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