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Usenet newsreaders for Linux
Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:00:00 GMT
Choices abound for reading Usenet messages in Linux. Many email clients can deliver news. Several standalone clients are also around, including Knode/Kontact, Pan, and several text-based choices. Some require you to be online when accessing news, others permit offline reading. Of course, there's also gnus for Emacs. Source... |
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