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Why pine?
I'm curious what the advantages of running Pine locally are, since for me the big advantage is keeping all my mail on a central server. The idea of using POP mail seems goofy to me, since I like to have all my mail -- new, sent, and otherwise -- accessible from any machine any time.
Why pine?
The great thing about running Pine localy is that it is just another email client. It can read mail on your local system if you want to set it up that way, but you don't need to. |
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