[mythtv-users] What email client are you using?

[Brian Wood]

On Feb 17, 2006, at 3:10 PM, David Engel wrote:

> On Fri, Feb 17, 2006 at 03:39:54PM -0500, Chris Pinkham wrote:
>> Somewhere way up there, you replied "Gmail is the bomb", but  
>> evidently it
>> still isn't smart enough to prevent people from sending out 8000+  
>> byte emails
>> just to say 4 words,  or maybe that's just the way you have it  
>> configured.
>
> :) or should that be :(?
>
> I've been wondering lately if Isaac should turn on one of thoes quoted
> to non-quoted ratio and top-post detectors.
>

Do you really need some sort of program to tell you that you just  
spent 20 seconds scrolling past quotes to read one line of new  
content ???

I guess I'm the only one here using Apple's Mail 2.0.5, if I'm at  
home using my iMac G5. Nice wide screen and it can access my other  
machines via VNC and/or SSH. Very fast for Video conversions. "Mail"  
is simple but it works and serves my needs.

If using a Linux machine directly I use Thunderbird.

On my Windows machines I, wait a minute, I don't *have* any Windows  
machines.

My mail server runs Cyrus Imap and postfix, on a Linksys NSLU2 "slug"  
running Debian, so I can customize the imap folders at the server  
level. It's nice to have an $80 6-watt mail server.