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At 10:52 AM 4/13/2001, Freddie Cash wrote:

>As for MUAs, so long as the mail travels reliably between servers, 
>and the servers are solid enough to service all the clients, then it 
>doesn't really matter what they are running on the client end.  I'm 
>writing this in Pegasus Mail since that's the proggie I've used for 
>the past 5 years, before I found FreeBSD.  Someday, I might move to a 
>FreeBSD desktop, but for now I'm content with Win98SE on the laptop 
>and FreeBSD in the server room.

As I've said for many years now:

The most popular desktop for FreeBSD and Linux is... Windows.

--Brett


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