On Thu, 23 Nov 2023 08:38:18 -0600
o1bigtenor via Dng <dng@???> wrote:

> Greetings
>
> Quite a number of years ago it was recommended to me that I use claws
> to work on my emails.
>
> I haven't switched because I'm not sure if claws will support both
> receiving from and sending as for a fairly large number of email
> addresses ( think I'm close to about 10).

Yes, it will do that.
I have 12 email boxens and can receive and send from them all.
>
> Looking for recommendations for email - - - - dunno the right word - -
> - programs where I can read, write, send and receive emails. I have
> been looking into setting up a domain so that I can reduce possible mz
> googly's tentacles but although I have the domain(s) I don't have
> either hosting nor a server setup.

Register a domain.
Obtain DNS for it.
Set up mail server.
Port forward on your gateway router.
Administer.

While I have 12 mail boxen, I'm only running one of my own mailserver,
the other 11 are from independent webmail services

I don't know how to create another email posting user except by logging
in as a another-user on a system and running a separate mailer.

OTOH, I currently have over 1,000 aliases emails, so each enguiry is
given some-bus-yymm@???.
The catch is you wo