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>Well, there's more than one ways to achieve the same result. |
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>You can continue to use a webmail account with a text mode web browser. There |
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>are a few to choose from - some will work better than others: |
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> www-client/elinks |
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> www-client/links |
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> www-client/lynx |
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>Ha , the language I use is Chinese ,although I can install some kinds |
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of software to show Chinese under console I wouldn't like do it . |
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>Alternatively, you can use a mail client from within a console or an X |
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>terminal like: |
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> mail-client/mutt |
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> mail-client/alpine |
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> mail-client/pine |
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>Most of these require that you learn their respective key-binding commands, |
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>but have extensive documentation. mutt is probably used more widely these |
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>days and there are a few users in this M/L familiar with it. |
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So I think I should read documentation about mutt. |
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Thank you very much ! |
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