Slackware Mail
When you start up Slackware, and you log into your account, there is a few things that it says and one of them is whether you have mail or not. I looked at my root mail for the first time and I read all of it. Now that I'm in it, how the heck do I get out of it? =\
I looked for the answer on google.com/linux and I looked in the Linux Essentials online book, but to no avail. So my first question is, how do I exit it? My second question is, does anybody actually use it? |
well it depends on what 'it' is. 'it' would be a console mail reader, correct?
it depends on what one you used. at school we have 'pine' and i too think its confusing to do a simple thing, like quit. i think its SHIFT + Q then it will prompt to exit. |
"It," is the console, I guess you can say, when you start up Slackware in Lilo. Never mind, I figured it out. I feel stupid. Next time I will try ALL of the obvious things, like typing "exit." :x
|
Quote:
|
mail
I just typed that into the console. I got it all set. |
To exit type 'quit' or 'xit' (yes spelling is correct). quit applies changes to folder whereas xit does not.
'help' or '?' for full command list. |
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 02:30 AM. |