Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 (64-bit)
CrossOver 12.0.0
PopCorn with OpenSSL installed on CentOS 6.3 (64bit)
Popcorn is a tiny little eMail app,
which lets you view and delete mails on POP3 servers.
It's a great tool for users having dial-up connections to
the server deleting tons of spam not having to d/l all
the mails.
12. February 2012: Tested the lastest version: 1.95
Mac Rating
Unrated
Last Tested: n/a
CrossOver Linux Rating
Runs Great
Last Tested: 12.0.0
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