On Mon, Apr 21, 2003 at 11:08:04AM +0100, Matt Ryan wrote (and CC'd me): > > (the irony is almost too much to bear) > Why? I have 5 PC's here (at home) and 4 of them run Debian (mixture of > stable, testing and unstable). I have one Windows box that I use for email > and web browsing as I happen to like OE and IE for these tasks. All the > backend services (DNS, NFS, POP, IMAP, SMB, HTTP) are run on the Debian > servers. It works well and I see no reason to change the way I use it. > > Should I have to run Debian (to continue to be a developer?) on every box > I have or can I make an informed decision on the best way to support my > work?
This need not be a philosophical discussion, and it need not involve your software preferences. The difficulty is that the MUA that you choose to use is lacking (and/or broken) in ways which inconvenience others on this mailing list (carbon copies, threads, etc.). If it can be fixed, please fix it, and if it cannot, please consider an alternative. -- - mdz
