At 7:33 AM -0500 9/20/01, Rick Palmer imposed structure on a stream
of electrons, yielding:
>I've used both. EIMS was good and has a couple more features that
>were marginally useful...I really had no big complaints. But SIMS
>always seems work better under bigger loads and has the features
>that I need. Web management is one of them. We have ~9000 email
>clients and pass over 130,000 peices of mail a day. I've had UNIX
>people ask what emailer we use as its so fast... they were suprised
>when I told them free SIMS on an old Mac.
There's a reason for this: while memory protection and pre-emptive
multitasking are great for assuring stability and availability of all
apps in a multi-processing environment, you can't beat an OS like
Classic MacOS (or Novell, or DOS) for running one well-coded app
really fast.
--
Bill Cole
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