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From: John Polstra <jdp@polstra.com>
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> There -ARE- clients that run on FreeBSD and Linux.  Not as many
> as for M$ Win* or Mac; but they are there.  Pine provides a tty
> interface, ML provides a reasonably nice GUI.  Netscape Communicator
> (Messenger) provides the all-singing all-dancing polished GUI, with
> encryption and digital signature support. ...

Also xfmail, which looks quite nice so far.

John