[Linux-disciples] Another free mail client?

[Adam Kessel]

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On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 12:21:48PM -0400, Stephen R Laniel wrote:
> One of my machine's users doesn't like mutt, and would prefer that I use
> pine. I'm trying to make my machine a totally-free box, though, so pine
> won't cut it. Can anyone recommend a very piney free mail client? I'm
> looking for something that's easier to use than mutt. I mean, I love
> mutt, and I wouldn't go back to pine, but it seems to be a substantial
> investment of time for those who aren't used to it.

There's been much discussion of making a free pine clone, but I don't
think anyone has done it, because it would be boring.

You can at least set this person's editor to nano, which is a free pico
clone.  At least that will give them some comfort.

There's always elm, but I think elm doesn't have any advantages on mutt
vis-a-vis novice users.
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Adam Kessel
http://bostoncoop.net/adam

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