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For Command Line Usage use "Pine"

For a GUI interface use KDE and "KMail"

At 13:30 14/01/00 -0500, W Gerald Hicks wrote:
>
>> Without wishing to start a religious war, is there any clear recommendation
>> on which mail client a greenhorn should choose first.  I haven't got the X
>> system fully configured yet so we're talking cli here.
>
>I like MH for command line usage.  Some do, some don't :-)
>
>Cheers,
>
>Jerry Hicks
>jhix@mindspring.com
>
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