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On 08/23/2018 08:49 PM, i0ojj@i0ojj.ampr.org wrote:
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> Date: 23 Aug 18 17:32:00 GMT
> From: pa2snk@pi8snk.#frl.nld.euro
> To: packet@ww
> Subject: Re:FBB unproto lists of messages
>> I remember that DOS TSTHOST have many resources
>> than the above packet client, among the others
>> the ability to download the msg header list from
>> FBB and one can choose which msg download.
>
> I use the windows version of it..
> Pitty that Mario does not update it anymore, works great even in x64
> windows versions.
Anyone has their reason for the abandon :(
>> Eh, it's too hard to learn the basic linux :)
>> It's better to click some buttons...
>
> No i have some basic skills now with raspbian and centos where the D-Star
> services run on.
Good! You can try the linFBB, since it has
unproto msg bcast and use almost all the
setup parameters common to all FBBs.
>> I used the LinKt which is a X11 graphic
>> client, but it remained to the now very
>> old KDE library and so no further usable.
>
> I think this is a pop/smtp mail program ?
I remember it is very similar to tsthwin.
However, as well illustrated by Brian, there
is not reason to manage the msgs stuff by
using any pmail client since commercial
mailers like Thunderbird and Co. do that
job very fine :)
Good luck!
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73 and ciao, gus i0ojj/ir0aab
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