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Try PINE.... you can search on the Internet for the newest version.
Versions since 4.00 support POP mail, and send mail via your SMTP server.
It's a wonderful emailer-- But if you prefer a graphical interface, you'll
probably not like it-- it's a console (text-mode) application.
- Mike
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- Arnold Edinborough
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On Sun, 7 Mar 1999, sweeloong mok wrote:
> Good day,
>
> I'm using rhl5.0, looking for a nice and light weight email client that
> can handle smtp and pop mail, for your info, i dialup to ISP and point
> my mail client directly to the pop and smtp mail server for incoming and
> outgoing mail(since its an 1 user box), any suggestion? either anything
> from the rhl5.0 itself or download from?
>
> (communicator? its quite a big 13MB piece for a dialup user, thought
> must have something lighter out there for linux ;)
>
> Thanks in advance!!!
> p/s: and I must say, i love the pple in this list, u guys are just
> wonderful!
>
>
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