I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

Thanks!

Jim aka NerdTower

Jim (NerdTower)
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I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

Thanks!

Jim aka NerdTower

Jim (NerdTower) CCX BBS bbs.ccxbbs.net:2626

Titan Mail seems pretty popular. By Apam.

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I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

If you want GUI go for Titan Mail, if you want CLI go for Multimail.
I use Multimail on my laptop and have for years.

Shawn


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I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

If you want GUI go for Titan Mail, if you want CLI go for Multimail.
I use Multimail on my laptop and have for years.

Does Titan Mail have a linux version?

Mike


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NerdTower wrote to All <=-

I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read
offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

MultiMail.

Works on Windows and Linux.



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Hello NerdTower!

** On Tuesday 14.11.23 - 22:05, NerdTower wrote to All:

I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

I like OpenXP. It's a point reader, but as sysop you can define
a point on your own system.

https://openxp.kolico.ca/

Linux and Windows versions.

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Hello NerdTower,

Tuesday November 14 2023 22:05, you wrote to All:

I'd like to start downloading messages from my system to read offline, looking for recommendations on what everyone is using.

I recommend MultiMail highly.

-- Sean

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Hello Mike,

Wednesday November 15 2023 08:39, you wrote to TINY:

Does Titan Mail have a linux version?

Windows-only but TitanMail's author is part of Micronet.

-- Sean

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Not sure if my mail is getting out or not..

Does Titan Mail have a linux version?

Windows-only but TitanMail's author is part of Micronet.

I only provide windows binaries, but the source compiles on Linux/BSD.
You need QT 5 or 6, libcurl, cmake and g++ or clang.

I've tested it on FreeBSD, NetBSD, Linux (and even had it running on
Haiku at one point)

Andrew


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Does Titan Mail have a linux version?

It might, apam does most things with both windows and linux, but I don't
know for sure. Try the Talisman BBS page. www.talismanbbs.com

Shawn


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Apam wrote to Sean Dennis <=-

I only provide windows binaries, but the source compiles on Linux/BSD.
You need QT 5 or 6, libcurl, cmake and g++ or clang.

The win32 binary link in https://gitlab.com/apamment/titanmail/-/blob/master/README.md goes to
a page that says:

The iiNet Members Webspace service has reached End of Life and has
closed.


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I only provide windows binaries, but the source compiles on Linux/BSD.
You need QT 5 or 6, libcurl, cmake and g++ or clang.

I've tested it on FreeBSD, NetBSD, Linux (and even had it running on
Haiku at one point)

Thanks. I asked you a similar question on FSX, so you can ignore it. :)

Mike


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Hello, apam!

Replying to a message of apam to Sean Dennis:

Nice to see you post!

I only provide windows binaries, but the source compiles on Linux/BSD.
You need QT 5 or 6, libcurl, cmake and g++ or clang.

I wonder if it'd compile under OS/2. I don't know if OS/2 has g++ or clang ported.

I've tested it on FreeBSD, NetBSD, Linux (and even had it running on
Haiku at one point)

That's something to remember, thanks!

-- Sean

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Hello, Goatbender!

Replying to a message of Goatbender to Apam:

The win32 binary link in

Try this URL instead:

https://talismanbbs.com/downloads/TitanMail/

-- Sean

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I wonder if it'd compile under OS/2. I don't know if OS/2 has g++ or
clang ported.

It might, I'm certain g++ is at least on Arca OS (rushfan used it when he ported WWIV 5 to OS/2)

It would probably take a bit of "convincing" to compile though, and it's
not something I'm prepared to do - though will happily take patches if
someone else wants to.

Andrew


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Hello apam,

Friday November 17 2023 03:46, you wrote to me:

It would probably take a bit of "convincing" to compile though, and
it's not something I'm prepared to do - though will happily take
patches if someone else wants to.

I'm sure someone will try it. I know little to nothing about dealing with C/C++. I should learn one of these days.

-- Sean

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Hello Sean!

Friday November 17 2023 12:02, Sean Dennis wrote to apam:

It would probably take a bit of "convincing" to compile though,
and it's not something I'm prepared to do - though will happily
take patches if someone else wants to.

I'm sure someone will try it. I know little to nothing about dealing
with C/C++. I should learn one of these days.

I taught myself C working on MakeNL and MBSE. You're not dead until you stop learning.

Andrew

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Hello Andrew,

Friday November 17 2023 12:54, you wrote to me:

I taught myself C working on MakeNL and MBSE. You're not dead until
you stop learning.

Indeed. I have too much on my plate as it is. <G>

-- Sean

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