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Simon 'corecode' Schubert corecode at fs.ei.tum.de
Wed Apr 11 13:40:19 PDT 2007


Matthew Dillon wrote:
:i really wonder how you read your emails :)
    With dmail.  I don't delete messages unless I can respond positively to
    them (and sometimes I just forget).  They build up after a while:
uh.  my deepest respect for your de-spaghettiing skills :)  I'm using separate folders for each mailing list and I store all messages on server (IMAP).  This gives me a) access from everywhere  b) flags (read/deleted/important) for every mail  c) "topic" sorting.

Of course I don't want to suggest switching, but I can tell you that working this way is very efficient :)

cheers
 simon
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