Re: OT: mail clients was Re: ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 conversion

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On 24 Oct 2002, Gordon Messmer wrote:

>> For the record, I have used PINE for 8 years and am hopelessly 
>> hooked on it for email.  I have tried every piece of open source 
>> software out there as a potential replacement, and none of them 
>> work in a manner that is acceptable to me.  So, while I hate the 
>> PINE license, the closed "black pit" development model, lack of 
>> access to developmental CVS sources, etc. - I do love the program 
>> itself.  I just wont have any part of enhancing it however, as it 
>> is not open source software, and I am an open source advocate.  
>
>I would have said the same a year or so ago.  At the time, I started
>trying other clients because pine lacked the one feature that I really
>wanted at the time: message threading.

Bzzzt, wrong.  Pine has supported message threading for _ages_.  
That certainly however is one feature that many non-pine users 
claim that pine does not have though (proving they've never 
actually _looked_).

Feel free to suggest other features that pine doesn't have, that 
it does actually have if you like.  There's usually a list of 
about 6-7 features that it doesn't have, but it does.  Threading 
just seems to be the most recurrent FUD claim.

<grin>


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XFree86 maintainer
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