wmjmail

If you're looking for a simple and hassle-free mail checker, look no further than wmjmail. While it's not designed for pop3 mailbox checking, you can easily download everything with fetchmail and check it locally. Additionally, wmjmail comes with a useful tool kit that allows you to create your own dockapps.

If you're someone who frequently needs new dockapps and doesn't want to keep re-engineering existing ones, you'll appreciate jDockApp. While it's not quite ready for release, it's a great option if you're looking for a text-based dockapp to re-engineer for a specific need.

To give you an idea of what jDockApp can do, here's a quick code snippet:

jpprintf(0, 0, YELLOW, "J-mail");
jpprintf(1, 2, BLUE, "New");
jprintf(GREEN, ":");
jpprintf(7, 2, CYAN, "%i", new);
jpprintf(1, 3, BLUE, "Read");
jprintf(GREEN, ":");
jpprintf(7, 3, CYAN, "%i", read);
jpprintf(1, 4, BLUE, "Total");
jprintf(GREEN, ":");
jpprintf(7, 4, CYAN, "%i", tot);

In terms of updates, we've fixed multiple mailbox bugs to ensure that wmjmail continues to be a reliable and effective solution for your mail checking needs.