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l4c at thelinuxlink.net wrote: > On Sun, 4 Jan 2009, Jonathan E. Brickman wrote: > >> as the first step. Yecch. I also tried alpine again, and remembered >> why IMAP was originally known as a terribly resource-heavy protocol >> originally: alpine, like pine, doesn't cache anything, and >> (shockingly) is slower today on my broadband than pine was in 1994 >> over my prized 28.8 with Slackware. > > Curious.. I switch between Thunderbird and Alpine, but mostly use > Alpine these days because it's FASTER! I use it for 5 IMAPed email > accounts (screen+alpine is a thing of beauty) some of which generate > several hundred emails per day. I never see any lag or poor > performance there at all (well, unless my mail server is down for some > reason). Perhaps it's a version thing? I am using Ubuntu 8.04 with: > Are you using an IMAP server on your LAN, or an ISP's IMAP server? If so, what is your ISP??? :-) J.E.B.
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