Hi, this is not really an electronics question, but I was wondering what pe ople use to view and post to this forum... all I've ever used is sci.electr onics.design at the
just wonderin, thanks
Hi, this is not really an electronics question, but I was wondering what pe ople use to view and post to this forum... all I've ever used is sci.electr onics.design at the
just wonderin, thanks
use to view and post to this forum... all I've ever used is sci.electronics.design at the
I use the low-tier service from Forte ($3/mo) and barely any of that, since I'm only a text-grouper.
Essentially, you tell your Usenet client the name of the server (e.g., news.example.net) then get a list of groups that server carries. The client should have a button or menu choice to do that. Then select what newsgroups you want to "subscribe" to, and tell the client to check with the server for any new posts to those groups.
On a sunny day (Mon, 8 Apr 2013 11:54:30 -0700 (PDT)) it happened panfilero wrote in :
If you run Linux use the newsreader I wrote:
After more than 14 years it still outperforms anything else. Not only that, I have a database that goes back that far with lots of interesting postings that it creates on the fly,
The closest thing in MS windows was Free Agent (I wrote it because there was no Free Agent for Linux), not sure that is still available or free. Newsflex easily covers 20 or more groups with just a mouse click, multiple servers, etc etc.
Using google works, but why torture yourself.
use to view and post to this forum... all I've ever used is sci.electronics.design at the
What a weird question. No sane person would put up with GG anymore.
Agent 7 and individual.net
BTW, this information is in the headers.
just wonderin, thanks
I use news.eternal-september.org...
panfilero was thinking very hard :
MesNews works OK and is free. I prefer this one.
Mozilla Thunderbird works well too but I like the sort of MesNews better. Windows Live Mail has newsgroups. Opera has newsgroups.
BTW I use all of these just for the fun of it and since I like to complain about the shortcomings of each one.
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Maybe. Pan is free for both *nix and MSWin. Works very well. Kind of like Agent but faster.
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