xmailheaders

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Last Update: 2013-02-27

mail notification utility. Sits on your desktop somewhere, periodically checking your mailbox (pop3, imap4, or local) and displaying the most recent headers. Supports ssl. Written for X-windows, using the athena widget set.

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