Re: how make fedora-list usable with gmail?

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On Wed, 2007-07-11 at 17:07 -0500, Les Mikesell wrote:
> One approach is to enable pop on your gmail account and pick up the 
> messages with the mail client of your choice.  You can configure
> gmail 
> to archive copies as you download so you can delete as you read with
> the 
> pop mailer but still go back with the gmail web interface to search 
> through old stuff. 

I know about pop but that isn't an option for more than one app. If I
use two apps or if I use two systems I can't have all email on both
systems. That is why I need to use webbased gmail with some plugins...

That is because if I (and I do use pop with gmail) dowload pop messages
to my evolution at work when I come home and download gmail messages I'm
missing those I downloaded at work and vice-versa!

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