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Subject: Re: recommended mail clients [was] [PATCH] ati-agp suspend/resume support (try 2)
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> It's been done afaik (at least in thunderbird bugzilla).
> The answer was something like "just use a plug-in (external) editor."
> I tried that, but it (tbird) still truncates trailing whitespace iirc.
> They seem to think that it's not a problem.  :(

Incidentally, while using mutt would be so much better, this is a
handy technique for those trapped behind a firewall with http proxy
who don't want to draw the ire of sysadmins by tunnelling.  Thought
I'd share since I did it expressly for sending patches:

1. Set up webmail.
2. Hack webmail to use wrap="off" on the textareas.
3. Use mosex or similar to have $YOUR_X11_EDITOR for editing textareas.
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