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> On Thu, Jun 19, 1997 at 03:21:21AM -0800, Steve Howe wrote:
> 
> > yes - anything will do, but PGP works best 
> > with command lines.  PINE comes with
> > filters for PGP ...
> 
> I will also point out that the PGP-enabled version of Mutt (in the
> ports collection) works very well, and if you read mail in Emacs, the
> Mailcrypt package adds good PGP support for most mail and news modes.
> 

exmh does PGP well too, but it doesn't thread (my only complaint) :(
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