When I switch from windows XP to Xubuntu will I be able to keep my current e-mail?
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When I switch from windows XP to Xubuntu will I be able to keep my current e-mail?
I'm installing Xubuntu and getting rid of windows completly, will I be able to keep my e-mail when I make the switch?
my e-mail is
*@warp.nfld.net
can I keep using this with linux?
I'd strongly hope that your ISP is OS agnostic; the protocols
that commonly flow over the public networks certainly are. The
only ones who can answer it for sure would be your ISPs service
team ... ;}
How are you using/accessing your account and/or e-Mail?
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Hi Mac 09, I can't think of any reason you wouldn't be able to access that account with any OS providing you know the pop/imap and smtp server settings and ports.
Good luck. ;-)
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