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email identity crisis



"Peter R. Wood - Lists" <lists at woburn.dyndns.org> writes:

> Hello fellow emailers,
> 
> I go back and forth with methods for keeping track of it all: at some points,
> I didn't forward any of my email accounts, but instead used fetchmail to
> periodically poll them. At other times, I forwarded all of my email accounts
> to one address, and then pulled from that one. Sometimes I would pull the
> mail to a linux box and read it with pine or mutt. Other times I would pull
> it to a MacOS box and read it with Outlook. And I've tried nearly everything
> in between.

I forward all my non-work addresses to a single mailbox, and use fetchmail
over ssh to pull it to my workstation at home. If I'm at home, I use
exmh to read it; if I'm somewhere else, I ssh in and use pine.

Under MacOSX I have fink installed, and under Windows I have cygwin 
installed.
Both of these provide the gnu development environment, including X servers
based on XFree 4.1.x.


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