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On Thursday, July 25, 2002, at 11:10 , Jim Arnold wrote:

> >email
>
>
> I haven't found an email client that I like yet. I run a Mac too (OSX) 
> and
> have used Eudora for about 6 years now. For a year I was using the
> netscape email client when my box was running slackware (before I saw 
> the FBSD light...)
> and still only had a pokey 66mhz powermac. When I got a G4 I went right 
> back to
> Eudora.
>
>

While I too run OS X (but I use Mail.app and Mulberry -- having long ago 
ditched the clunky and buggy Eudora), I use Mulberry on Linux (yes, I 
will admit to having a Linux desktop that I boot once in a while), and 
on Windows.  I suspect the Linux version will run on FreeBSD.  If you 
use IMAP, Mulberry is a great client, though the interface is not the 
greatest.  It supports POP but since I have never tried it with POP I 
don't know how well it works.

best
Chad

who uses FreeBSD on the server and OS X everywhere else pretty much.  
(Above mentioned Linux box probably has not been booted this year :-)


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