NODE c05ecadeThe Cypherpunks Mail Project
Eric Hughes <hughes@soda.berkeley.edu>Fri, 20 Nov 92 14:18:02 PST
Hey, this means you! Have you sent me the name of the software you
use to read e-mail with yet?
Even if you've never posted to the list or replied to any of the
messages, I expect to hear from you.
I not only want to collect a list of names of software, I want to know
which ones are in most common use.
Eric
NODE f83c91a3Re: The Cypherpunks Mail Project
Brad Huntting <huntting@glarp.com>Fri, 20 Nov 92 17:10:16 PST
> Hey, this means you! Have you sent me the name of the software you
> use to read e-mail with yet?
> Even if you've never posted to the list or replied to any of the
> messages, I expect to hear from you.
> I not only want to collect a list of names of software, I want to know
> which ones are in most common use.
I use mime-mh... A variant of mh which supports MIME. Incorporating
pgp with MIME, and then cleaning up pgp a little so it can deal
with stdin/stdout would probably serve me just fine...
brad
NODE 90e6e51aRe: The Cypherpunks Mail Project
Bill O'Hanlon <wmo@rebma>Fri, 20 Nov 92 20:46:59 PST
I use elm and mh-6.7. I just started using mh and am still learning my
way around it.
The platforms I use are Sun Sparcstations, at work, and 386-based PCs running
Interactive, DOS, and 386BSD at home.
Good luck with the survey,
Bill