5/14 So if vi is the editor of choice for sysadmins what is the mail prog
that sysadmins most frequently use?
\_ the ones who are tall enough use mh. the ones who aren't? who
cares?
\_ far too many use netscape, stuck with calendar. As for mh, that's
fine for the ones that haven't left the 80s yet.
\_ Kids today... thinking some ridiculous childish gui is better
than config file based rules oriented unix driven command line
power. You the kind of kid who can't wait for win2k to arrive
and show the true superiority of NT over unix? I feel badly for
you. I wonder if you're just backlashing against older and more
talented sysadmins because you couldn't get a handle on the
tools they use, such as mh.
\_ Nowadays, I see a whole gamut from mh/mh-e/exmh to Netscape to
Elm, Mutt, self-written wrappers to Mail, even, gasp, pine. --jon
\_ You don't see real sysadmins using toys like pine or elm or NS.
\_ get a fucking life; it's a tool for reading mail, it's
not that complicated. -tom
\_ Wanna say that to Rob McNicholas' face? --jon
\_ Locally, I *still* use vi: vi /var/spool/mail/<luser>
For outside people, I telnet to port 25. |