>On Mon, 9 Dec 1996, Scott Reynolds wrote:
>
>> Pico is a part of the Pine mail reader, available on
>> ftp.cac.washington.edu somewhere.  Pine might also be available as a
>> binary in the NetBSD/Amiga `contrib' archives on ftp.netbsd.org...
>
>Don't forget the binary (albeit only 3.93, I think) at ftp.macbsd.com
>in /pub/NetBSD/contrib/unix (it's pico.tar.gz, complete with some docs).
>Pine's also available there in a binary package (pine.tar.gz) and contains
>pico, pilot, and the rest of the binaries....

or, if you're like me and prefer a GUI without funny keystrokes, try xed
(very small) on my site:

http://macaroni.cs.wits.ac.za/

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