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6 AristotlePagaltzis 1 [PINE | http://www.washington.edu/pine/] is an [Acronym] for __P__rogram for InterNet __N__ews & __E__mail.
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4 The name [Pine|PINE] was the obvious choice, being a tree like [Elm], being prominent in the Pacific North West and with many possible acronyms. The first acronym choice was __P__ine __I__s __N__early __E__lm as that was the case. It has ''never'' stood for __P__ine __I__s __N__ot __E__lm as we were happy to have Elm as a starting point. For more naming history, visit [What "Pine" really stands for|http://www.island-resort.com/pine.htm].
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7 It's a console based mail client written at The University of Washington but licensed under non-[Free] terms, so that many [LinuxDistribution]s (such as [Debian]) do not contain it. Features include
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9 * Support for Roles - This allows you to easily assume different Roles (ie. From Addresses / Signatures) when composing mail.
4 StuartYeates 10 * Excellent [IMAP]/IMAPS Support
11 * It's very quick and can be used over any [SSH] connection, unlike other graphical [MailClient]s.
6 AristotlePagaltzis 12 * Very simple menu and key configurations unlike other console mail clients such as [Mutt] which take a lot more learning. (Of course this can also be construed as a weakness.)
1 MattBrown 13 * It's not MozillaMail
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6 AristotlePagaltzis 15 A major disadvantage is that it will not check for new email in multiple INBOXes automatically: you need to press Tab.

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