I heard Thunderbird was a real emailing application. I heard it was a good one, even. Then I noticed that, when replying to such a mail:
Thunderbird does « stuff » to the subject:
The source of the header is:
Subject: Re: [Toulibre] [Fwd: « Quels =?UTF-8?B?77+9IGRhbnMgbGVzIGNvdWxpc3M=?=
=?UTF-8?B?ZXMgZGUgbGEg77+9IG11c2ljYWxlIiA/XQ==?=
What a piece of crap :-)
You mean « thunderturd »?
If you want to play more, look at pmap….
:-)
I did a Firefox vs Konqueror
I did a Thunderbird vs KMail
(just because I had these at that time)
Hi Hub,
what’s pmap? Google doesn’t help a lot :)
Btw, do you use SC now? Happy with it?
pmap stands for « physical address maps », not sure what tool is, if any
but you can look at the smaps which looks like a similar kind of thing
/proc//smaps gives you loads of mind bendingly boring stuff about
memory consumption. Probably interesting if you parsed it etc. or if you
are a programmer ;)
that should be /proc/_pid_/smaps
And if you think that is bad…. ;)
http://www.advogato.org/person/dwmw2/diary.html?start=125
malcolm: I can’t really laugh on this one… I’m not sure that Sylpheed-Claws’ IMAP implementation is the fastest thing on earth :-)