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Now that I've gotten my Woody system up and running with Gnome and my cheap little modem running, both with generous help from this list and the XF86Free list, I wanted to take a fresh look at my mail environment
When I was previously up with Potato, I used mutt and exim. Exim was somewhat complex getting up and running, but I still have my old exim.conf to consult as well as the published O'Reilly manual
Now that I'm up in a graphical environment, do these two still make the same sense? Is mutt available for my notebook, running under Windows XP?
I still have 10GB available on my Dell notebook. While I need to run proprietary browsers available only under windows, linux is always a consideration too for mail and browsers, although I sense I may invite a confusing situation even while technically more elegant in many regards
For now, I'm running Microsoft's Outlook, which also contains my calendar and addressbook, and editing all but simple email using vim while trying to evolve a clean, coherent mail format
I'd welcome any feedback from the list
-- David
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