> Bruce Ellis wrote: > > i agree. squirrelmail has nevr been my friend. > > BTW, w.r.t. mail, I think the answer so far, is, sadly, start using > macos x mailer. > > Ain't gonna work for me, I still need this linux laptop for work, and I > can't lug around two laptops. So, it's Sirius Cybernetics Thunderbird > for me.
I have been using MH for a very long time now and on the whole I am very happy with it. ssh+screen+MH allows me to be lazy and be in the middle of reading/composing any number of messages from any machine that can do ssh and from anywhere in the world (even on a dialup line) without losing any context (as long as the "server" running MH stays up -- usually years unless I foolishly decide to "upgrade" the server). It is a bit clunky now and not as well integrated as some of the newfangled MUAs but it is quite customizable and my setup & emails have survived multiple machine moves well (the first one was on a 5.5Mhz 68k unix box). Why would you want to trust your email to a new kid on the block?
