> "AB" == Alex Borges 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
> "AB" == Alex Borges 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
> 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
On June 1, 2003 07:49 am, Chris Evans wrote:
> 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 probl
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 job
On June 1, 2003 07:49 am, Chris Evans wrote:
> 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 probl
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 job
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