You’re looking at the difference between an mbox-based tool (pine) and a maildir-based tool (postfix).
I’m not sure if the mbox/maildir USE flags can override the default behaviour, but you could try “-mbox maildir” in your USE flags and re-emerge both.
Personally rather than trying to get pine to work I switched to mutt…
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Greetings, I've installed Postfix. But when I try to use Pine as a mail client, I can't seem to read an inbox. It looks like Pine is trying to use an "inbox" which is a file, and Postfix delivers things as individual messages to a folder. Can I configure Pine to read messages from a folder? Or, does pine require messages appended as one file? Or, is there something I can change in Posfix? I'm flexable :-)
Thank you for your time Sean
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