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Using Email at McGill university: Ongoing suffering of an open-source user, year 9
It’s 2020, and the world has changed. Well, yes, there’s that, but I meant that the world of email has changed. For reasons I won’t speculate and rant about here, the problem of spam has not been solved, and email … Continue reading
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How-to: Alpine and maildir (and offlineimap (and GMail)) — no more maildir patches!
Abstract If you think non-graphical email clients are efficient or otherwise desirable, and want offline access to your email, this post describes a step forward. In particular, it describes the set-up of offline-accessible mail through the Alpine (formerly Pine, shortly … Continue reading
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