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Top Notch
by Gaelyne - May 26th 2000 11:22:55
After going through nearly every mail client in Freshmeat, Dave Central,
Linuxberg, etc., I found XC-mail. The only thing I haven't found in it
is a means to use an external editor, but it's only been a day and I
haven't been through all the options yet, so it may be in there too.
Mainly, I'm posting this comment to say:
Finally, an Email client for X that works well, is fast, uses local mail
folders and doesn't waste my time. Hats off to the developers!
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Development
by js - May 5th 2000 08:53:27
XCmail still needs some work - which needs people. If you want to help us
have a look on the XCmail homepage.
If you know someone to help us let him know.
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Online documentation project
by js - May 5th 2000 08:50:38
We are going to create a new manual for XCmail. Online!
For this I have created some web forms and a database where everyone can
write his own text (or replace or add a hint).
Help creating this! Have a look on the XCmail homepage.
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RPMs
by Urivan Saaib - Dec 13th 1999 07:21:50
XCmail is now available as an RPM file (optimized for 586 machines). Enjoy
! ;-)
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Here is what I have sent to my dev team and to the dev team of XCMail
by Chris Freeze - Dec 10th 1999 22:39:18
Hello, my name as you can see is Chris Freeze. Currently I am running the
operations over here at XFMail. I noticed on your last post to freshmeat
that you are pretty much working alone and are looking for help with
XCMail's development. What I want to present to you is a proposition.
Both of us want the same thing. A good email client. I like alot of the
design issues that you have started in XCMail, and I am working hard on
XFMail's future with rewriting the core. Let's stop trying to compete
with one another and focus our efforts together. With some of your ideas
for indexing and plugin support with XFMail's feature base and multi-unix
use we could get a new project going. We are currently both re-writing
the core and switching our GUI over to Gtk under the codename Archimedes.
I would really hope that you give my proposition some thought. If you
choose not to allie yourself with me I will hold no ill will toward you.
I just feel that the combined effort would give the Linux and more
importantly the Unix community a superb email client.
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glibc
by js - Mar 23rd 1999 01:02:34
XCmail 0.99.7 and up works on glibc
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