Download inlook 0.9.6

The program inlook is written in Perl and is able to receive and send e-mail. In addition, there is an address book for storing addresses and a spam box for unwanted messages. The program supports the well-known pop3/smtp combination and does not require an X environment. Because of this, it runs on almost all POSIX and BSD operating systems. Version 0.9.6 was released this week and includes the following list of changes since the previous entry in the Meuktracker:

Version 0.9.6:

• Added usage of $^X while running inlook with ‘–version’
• Added warranty before configuring inlook
• Added reply to all (Cc/Bcc) if the user wants to
• Added searching for more text-editors while configuring inlook
• Minor fixes

Version 0.9.5:

• Added searching for available text-editors while configuring inlook
• Added $^O (operating system) while displaying the logo
• Added date to messages in the sent mail inbox
• Added support to checking for updates
• Added that after configuring inlook, it won’t die/exit, but return to &main(), thus making inlook ready-to-use right after the configuration

Version 0.9.4:

• Removed the included text editor
• Improved functions while sending a message
• Bug fix with sending a message with a name from the address book
• Added “From” and “Subject” on sent mails

Version 0.9.3:

• Security-release: Now removing POP3-password from the system memory, using Perl’s undef-function

Version 0.9.2:

• Fixes with the configure/Makefile-system
• Updated configuration system, now with support for your favorite browser
• Added support for viewing messages in favorite browser
• Added support for viewing a related URL from the address book in favorite browser

Version 0.9.1:

• Support for receiving attachments by POP3 thanks to metamail
• Bug fix: now using a proper way to display the URL from the address book
• Modified configuration script

Version 0.9.0:

• Improved inbox system
• Fixed a bug while replying to a message
• Improved address book, now added support for adding phone number and a related URL
• Now using Mail::Sender v0.8.16 as the recommended version of it
• Now using ‘configure’ and Makefile instead of ‘install.sh’
• Other minor fixes