Have a look at Sylpheed <http://sylpheed.good-day.net>.
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On Mon, 25 Feb 2002 02:42:16
Manish Jethani wrote:
>I'm looking for a [gui] mail client that (doesn't suck):
>
> 1) Allows me to use any smtp server (with authorization)
> 2) Supports pop3 at least. imap4 is optional
> 3) Works in ``offline mode''. That is, when I'm offline, it
> should queue the mails and only attempt to contact the smtp
> server when I go online (as in outlook). Should not depend
> on /usr/lib/sendmail in any way.
> 4) Supports mail filtering and sorting, pref. with the help of
> procmail. i.e. it should use procmail if I ask it to.
> 5) Stores mail in mbox format.
> 6) Supports search through messages by regex.
> 7) Let's me use Vim as editor for composing mails.
>
>I can add more to the list, but this much will do. Pine doesn't
>have 1 (auth), 2, 3, 4, 6. Mutt, AFAIK, doesn't have 1, 4.
>Most GUI clients don't have 6 and 7. Outlook doesn't have 5, 6,
>7 (and 4, if you don't like the message rules in outlook).
>
>I've been living with sendmail+fetchmail+procmail+pine+vim all
>this while but I want something easier now. I want to get rid
>of sendmail in that equation. I'd like something like Outlook
>plus a portable file format, regex searches, procmail-like
>rules, and the ``Let Me Use VIM'' feature.
>
>Suggestions?
>
>Manish
>
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Hi All,
I have a java application which uses jdbc-odbc bridge. Now I have two
options for deploying that application on a linux machine:-
1. Modify the source to use JDBC driver to connect to MSSQL server.
2. Configure ODBC DSN on linux machine.
Which method is better ? I tried configuring ODBC DSN but couldn't
succeed.
One more doubt. If I modify the source to use JDBC driver (freetds-java)
then is it sufficient to modify only Class.forName() statement ?
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hi,
i run rh 7.1 on a se440bx2 motherboard. how do i find out the fsb speed as
used by the kernel? and if i find that the used speed is lower than the
system capability can i change it? if yes, how? did a lot of net searching
for this but no clue.
thanx in advance for any input.
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Hi Friends,
Thanks for replying to my previous mail.
Currntly i am porting a c++ code (written for windows) to Linux. The code uses #include<ios> for using ios_base::left flag.
I would like to know which Linux header file will provide me this facility.
Regards.
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2002 12:00:34
Nikhil Joshi wrote:
>I'm not sure but the jazzy icon colors,plethora of small icons on
>taskbar,the brilliant color schemes (themes) (especially in GNOME) must be
>taking some VRAM right?
VRAM is used to store a "snapshot" of your screen, and the size of a snapshot depends only on the resolution and color depth. The reason why GNOME taxes the display H/W is because the themes that use textured backgrounds or mouse-overs etc. require more processing but not necessarily more VRAM. Icons, panel etc. don't use up any more VRAM (they use system RAM and CPU, though).
You can make GNOME run easy on the display by using plain Jane themes and lightweight WM's like TWM. Still, it's not going to affect system RAM requirements (so it's not light). It is not going to do much for movies either, because you still can't do anything about the H/W acceleration that you're missing.
>I always thought that drivers made for a specific hardware were much better
>than those made for a generic ones.
Usually, but you can't generalize this as some specific models are different only in that they improve the internal logic w/o changing the interface, or add new features keeping the old ones in place.
>
>Mine:
>Cyrix MII 300 (~233 MHz Pentium)
>64 MB SDRAM
>2MB Sis 6215
>800X600 8bit colors
Ouch! that hurts :-&
As an aside, today's CPU's are fast enough to play MPEGs at, say, 640x480x16, even without hardware acceleration.
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