All right. I've stated before how I would consider a Linux desktop, except it would cause me issues with games that only work under Windows, and thus I was staying with Windows and the Outlook e-mail client because it really is the most functional desktop e-mail client for my needs. But, I had (made) some time to tinker. I've set up Cygwin/XFree86 on my Windows box. I'm running an rhost-ed instance of my Linux desktop on the X server on my Windows box, essentially putting a Linux desktop on my primary PC, which allows me to keep my games for running under Windows, and still use my Linux desktop apps without moving to a different console. And, I'm just writing to say that it's great! I'm in the process of converting my Outlook .pst file to KMail mbox format, which is a less than an exact science using LibPST v0.2beta1 (http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=18756&release_id=74639), but it will be functional enough to get most of my mail moved out of the proprietary .pst format, which makes me *very* happy. Now, what is the best text-based e-mail client that can use the same mbox files as KMail, for when I'm accessing mail remotely. I know there are a lot of them...but what are people's favorites and what features make your favorite work best for you? Dan