On Fri, 1 Sep 2006 04:00:18 -0400 Derek Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 30, 2006 at 05:51:27PM -0700, Steve Lamb wrote: > > Michelle Konzack wrote: > > > I send E-mails via smtp... => set sendmail="sendmail -oi" > > > > No, that is via command line. If sendmail were not there how would > > you get mail out? > > But it IS there... so what's the problem? A simple minimal ESMTP <Gigantic snip> > So, now will you please shut the hell up about how bad mutt is? Every > single thing you have said about mutt is either dead wrong (mostly), > or not a huge problem for any reasonable human, or is designed that > way intentionally to give the user more power and flexibility than you > apparently can handle. Mutt is largely for power users of e-mail, > which you obviously are not. > This thread seems to have evolved into a giant "mine is better than yours" contest. I am all for diversity, which also means that I am a stron believer in "to each his own". What e-mail clients have I used? Thunderbird in Windows and Debian, works ok. A few quirks, but nothing i couldn't handle. Outlook (who hasn't had that at the office). Balsa, no major problems, apart from it wanting to be everything, including my new kitchen sink. Mutt, a nice, lightweight e-mail client. However, initial configuration was a b¤%&/, and i got bored with it after a few years. Pine, it came, it lost, it went away. And a few others. Currently I am using sylpheed-claws, and i like it, at least this far. Does that mean i should resort to marginalizing other peoples needs or wants because they don't have the same requirements as i do?? As for using procmail for filtering, exim4 for SMTP, fetchmail/getmail for POP-retrieval..... as i said before, to each his own, but I like having it all in one place, for now. Tomorrow I might change my mind and go back to the "one tool, one job"-philosophy. So what is the point this then? To each his own, we all have different wants, needs and desires to delve into the darker holes of mail-handling. -- ___________________________________ < You will triumph over your enemy. > ----------------------------------- \ ^__^ \ (@@)\_______ (__)\ )\/\ ||----w | || || Nicolaus kedegren
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