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Doug Sweetser wrote: > Hello: > > Another important factor in the long term success of Unix is the > ineroperability of tools. Although I use mh primarily, I can also use > exmh, sylpheed, and squirrelmail (I regularly use the last two). The > underlying data structure is the same, individual files. > > As I only barely understand it, the mbox format was developed by > sys admins who didn't want so many small files around for each > user. Do evolution, thunderbird, and kmail give you a choice about > how mail gets stored: individual files, mbox, or uniq format? I know > that sylpheed will allow either individual files or mbox, which is the > best answer. If you store your mail locally (i.e., grab it from a POP server), Mozilla, Thunderbird, and KMail store it in mbox format. If you keep your mail on an IMAP server, the format choice depends on the IMAP server you use.
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