KNode is a newsreader for the K Desktop Enviroment. It is a pure online-reader, that is supposed to be used with a local news server.
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- https://knode.sourceforge.net/
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1 commentKNode 0.2
As the official newsreader of upcoming KDE2 release this could be the best ever GUI newsreader for Linux. I've been using PAN and really loving it but since that project couldn't resolve some major issues like clickable links (you couldn't even copy the link) I went to a search for a newsreader that is capable of doing that. I was suprised when I found out some other great stuff in KNode like inline attachments, excellent account management etc... There is also plenty to do, I would love to see some offline viewing options (download entire group for offline reading, attachment downloading without vieng the article...), but since the project is early in development I guess that would come later. Program is also almost bug free (except some minor but really annoying bugs in configurations) and works without a hitch.Keep up the great work