Re: How do you read mails when gnus is not available?

[Jinhyok Heo <novembre+dated+1059439540.d6a4c6@ournature.org>]

>>>>> "DMM" == D Michael McFarland <dmmcf@uiuc.edu> writes:

    DMM> In summary, I found that being able to walk into an internet
    DMM> cafe and point an https connection at squirrelmail running on
    DMM> my desktop machine was worth the effort to get it going.

I am also interested in this kind of configuration with gnus and web
mail client such as squirrelmail.

I hope that there is a web mail client that can access my existing
nnml mail boxes.

In fact, I use vnc while I am away. If the connection is good, vnc is
perfect. I can always use gnus or other X stuff in a same X window
environment under other GNU/Linux or M$ windows.

I agree "Use gnus or quit!", but when the connection is not good, I am
tempted to find other ways.

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