[TriLUG] replacement for netscrape mail

Ed Hill ed at eh3.com
Fri Dec 20 16:16:57 EST 2002


On Fri, 2002-12-20 at 11:19, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote:
> 'the time has come,' the walrus said..

> so.. anyone have any suggestions?  will mozilla do it?  or opera?


Hi Ken,

Have you tried Evolution?  Its the best, IMNSHO.  The latest version has
all the features you mention including:

  - multiple pop/imap servers each with different configs
  - emacs/Xemacs keybindings for composing
  - good integration with browsers such as Galeon and Mozilla
  - as-you-type speeel chekun
  - integrated handling of GPG/PGP signing and encryption
  - cool virtual folders (eg. dynamically search ALL your your 
      different mail folders at once)

I transitioned from Mozilla (which has a decent email client) to
Evolution more than a year ago and, at that time, the mbox-file import
feature didn't work well so I wrote my own shell script to import all
the folders.  Though I haven't used it, I've heard that their mbox-
import feature works better now.  If not, I can explain their layout
which isn't difficult to create given the netscape mbox files.

So give it a try!

Ed


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