Gosh, I haven't looked into Rmail since about 2004. Sorry I can't be of more help! I currently SSH into a Linux virtual machine so that I can use Gnus easily.
Ok, thanks, it seems Windows 7 or XP does not get same treatment as Gnu/Linux, which is understandable, of course, but then it can be written, Gnu Emacs for Windows, but without Rmail for Windows 7, 64bit. I wanted to test if it is theoretically possible to read emails using nothing else than Gnu Emacs, and Rmail.
If Emacs experts can not answer this question, I do not mean you, how should Emacs beginners do it then?
4 comments
Joeckson
2014-05-20T09:28:01ZStill using Rmail?
Moeckson
2014-05-21T13:26:17ZDoes Rmail work there with Windows 7, 64bit? Here I get 'movemail invalid option -'.
sachac
2014-05-21T14:29:48ZGosh, I haven't looked into Rmail since about 2004. Sorry I can't be of more help! I currently SSH into a Linux virtual machine so that I can use Gnus easily.
Moeckson
2014-05-22T12:14:09ZOk, thanks, it seems Windows 7 or XP does not get same treatment as Gnu/Linux, which is understandable, of course, but then it can be written, Gnu Emacs for Windows, but without Rmail for Windows 7, 64bit. I wanted to test if it is theoretically possible to read emails using nothing else than Gnu Emacs, and Rmail.
If Emacs experts can not answer this question, I do not mean you, how should Emacs beginners do it then?