So long and thanks for all the fish

Greetings exmh-ers!

As I alluded to in a post about eight months ago, I've had to stop using
exmh.  (I was actively using it since 1994...an eternity by Internet
standards.)  My needs have changed such that it's not practical for me
to continue using MH-based solutions anymore, and I need the operational
flexibility of IMAP-based mail systems.

(For the record, I'm now running a Courier-IMAP server, with mutt as a
text-based MUA, Evolution as a GUI MUA, and SquirrelMail as a Web-based
MUA.  Among the several GUI MUAs I evaluated for my FreeBSD systems,
Evolution comes the closest to exmh in terms of features that I use on a
day-to-day basis.  I really miss exmh's tweakability though.)

I'll be dropping off the exmh-users and exmh-workers lists immediately
after sending this post, as well as handing in my commit bit for the
project on SourceForge.  Don't forget me though...you can think of me
anytime the PGP support falls down.  :-)

Finally, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who's worked on exmh
(especially, of course, Brent).  It's an amazing program, and you've all
been an great group to collaborate with.  I'm proud to have helped out
in whatever small ways I was able.  Keep up the great work!

Best regards,

Bruce.

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