Forrest English wrote:
>
<SNIP>
> anyhow, i don't even know why i'm blabbering about pronto. i like it. it works
>for me. and maybe other people. if
> you don't like it, please, use somthing else, and tell us about it! obviously
>there is never going to be a perfect
> e-mail client, or browser, or file manager or, os for that matter that is going to
>make everyone involved happy.
> everyone has diffferent requirements, different system specs, and different levels
>of comfort with linux. so, yeah,
> whatever works :)
>
HI
I didn't even try it.I said that the idea of having mysql installed just to read my
mail it's repulsive. Same for
the requirements.
I do agree that whatever works though.
For me Nescape Mail works(to bad you can't use it witout Netscape),kmail works now in
KDE2 ,balsa is close,
mahogany seems to be coming along,heck even mailx is "fine"(ugh) for console only.
Still back to the point..what would you recommend to somebody like the original poster
who asked what is a good_small mail
reader for X. ? maybe we should " Ask Slashdot " and enjoy the flames. :-)
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