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On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 12:54:36PM +0100, Jonathan Roberts wrote: > > On the subject of email, can you not top-post please? It's a pain in > > the bum to figure out which comments you're answering :) (also bad > > netiquette). > > Sorry about the top-posting; I'll take note of that in the future! (I > assume this is what you meant?) > > So, having established that there are benefits to using a desktop mail > client, which ones do people recommend? > http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/ www.mutt.org > Also, stinga said: > > >> Certainly > >> with the web based system I can get access to my mail from anywhere > >> which to my mind is a huge benefit! > > >I can do that with my email which is at home. > > Everyone who's said that they can do that with their e-mail which is > at home, even with ssh does your computer not have to be running all > the time?! I know from the software point of view this is not an issue > but from the point of view of electricity cost it's a problem! (Not to > mention the questionable effect on the environment) Yes, but then I have a low power computer see www.mini-itx.com or www.cheeplinux.co.uk. -- Henry Fri Oct 20 13:13:02 BST 2006
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