Whatever you use, make sure you send plain text messages to this mailing
list instead of HTML-formatted like Kent West did ;)
I'd recommend taking the time to learn mutt. You can get a hold of the
basic features quickly, you can use it with your favorite editor (many
prefer vim), and it has much p
Stephan Engelke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Marshall paul writes:
>> _weeks_ to configure X. OK, I can surf, now, but I want email, too.)
>
>if everything fails, there's always /usr/bin/mail or /usr/bin/mailx.
>Console based Mailers include mutt and pine. Pine is quite straight
>forward to use, e
On Tue, Jun 20, 2000 at 05:20:10PM -0700, marshall paul wrote
> Hi,
>
> I have been plodding through the Debian woods, taking one thing at a
> time and eventually getting small successes. However, I am tired and
> would like to set up email for a dialup single user machine. Would
> someone
marshall paul wrote:
Hi,
I have been plodding through
the Debian woods, taking one thing at a
time and eventually getting small successes. However, I am tired
and
would like to set up email for a dialup single user machine.
Would
someone recommend a mail program to start out with? (The
Hi,
Marshall paul writes:
> _weeks_ to configure X. OK, I can surf, now, but I want email, too.)
if everything fails, there's always /usr/bin/mail or /usr/bin/mailx.
Console based Mailers include mutt and pine. Pine is quite straight
forward to use, epecially if you are not accustomed to the v
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