Bill Gaughan <wgaughan@snet.net> writes: > Is there really any contest? Let's have a discussion and then let's take a > vote. > You can call lynx from pine when there is a url to be resolved in your Actually, MH! This is IMHO, the king of all mail systems. I can always do "cutty pasty" type things to resolve a URL. I know lots of folks like their menus, not I. I go with as few menus as possible. And the MH system has none. Its all shell commands, "scan", "next", "prev", "repl"... you get the picture. If you really like keeping your mail organized, as I do, there's no better way than MH, IMHO. But it has a bit of a learning curve. It may not be best for everyone. Then, too, there's the mail client written by Karl Dahlke, a fellow list member. http://www.eklhad.net/linux/app/ The cool thing about this client is the way it formats quotations. No need to slog through a hundred lines of "> bla bla bla", as one does in conventional mail systems. This is a very nice feature, especially when reading mail from certain mailing lists. Anyway, IMHO, YMMV, and all of that good stuff.