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At some point hitherto, Jerry Feldman hath spake thusly:
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
> 
> It leaves the =20s on replies. 

OTOH, exmh brokenly inserts MIME headers in the text of signed
messages, as above.

> One reason I have not changed my email program is that I can easily
> check email from work when I ssh into my system.

This is, in large part, why I use mutt (and pine before that).  That,
and that it has pretty good (but definitely not perfect) support for
PGP built in.  That said, if one were to prefer evolution (which also 
has PGP support built in), or another gui-only mail user agent, one
could always run a second (different) client for remote access, such
as pine or mutt.

Someday, when I'm rich and bored, I'd love to write a MUA that has
both a slick GUI interface, as well as a usable character-based
interface. :)

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Derek Martin               ddm@pizzashack.org    
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