File Details |
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| File Size | 4.1 MB |
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| License | Open Source |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | October 4, 2011 |
| Total Downloads | 5,920 |
| Publisher | Charles Kerr |
| Homepage | Pan |
Publisher's Description
Pan is a newsreader which attempts to be pleasing to both new and experienced users. In addition to the standard newsreader features, it also supports yEnc, offline newsreading, article filtering, multiple connections, and more features for power users and alt.binaries fans.
Latest Reviews
zridling reviewed v0.133 Beta on Sep 12, 2008
When the layout is configured, Pan has a really nice workflow with its keyboard shortcuts. Does NZB well, too. Just needs small tweaks like the ability to pause PAR2 files and virtual folders. Although NewsLeecher runs fine on Linux, I switched to Pan because it's superfast and memory efficient.
guti reviewed v0.133 Beta on Sep 12, 2008
I was looking for a more updated substitute for my excellent Gravity.
Unfortunatelly, althought the program works quite good, it requires GTK+ runtimes, which IMHO is a big drawback.
ds0934 reviewed v0.110 Beta 21 on Aug 28, 2006
For Linux I'd give it a 5 since it's clearly the best option for that platform. For Windows I prefer Newsbin Pro 5.x, but there are several others (Windows) that beat out Pan as well. I wish Newsbin and Newsleecher, etc. would provide a port to Linux, but that's another topic entirely.
sjc001 reviewed v0.110 Beta 21 on Aug 28, 2006
Too much of a pain in the a$$ to install.
Ulmo reviewed v0.109 Beta 20 on Aug 28, 2006
Yeh ! Run perfect on Linux. Lets try on Windows too.
Canuckistani reviewed v0.109 Beta 20 on Aug 25, 2006
Wow.. An old friend. I have this guy on my Linux box and use it all the time. Not as good as some of the Windows offerings but a good USENT client, light weight and handles binaries very well.
computershack reviewed v0.109 Beta 20 on Aug 25, 2006
WHY? It's not the most intuitive to set up and does nothing that Gravity or Thunderbird already do.
Canuckistani reviewed v0.14.2.91 Beta on Apr 14, 2005
Pan is quite a nice newsreader. Easier to setup and configure than, say, Xnews and the interface would be strikingly familiar to anyone who has used FreeAgent. While not the most powerful USENET client out there, it makes for a capable, easy to use and free newsreader that doesn't have the limitations of FreeAgent. I have used it since November on my boot from USB SLAX Linux dist and have been quite happy with it.
zridling reviewed v0.133 Beta on Sep 12, 2008
When the layout is configured, Pan has a really nice workflow with its keyboard shortcuts. Does NZB well, too. Just needs small tweaks like the ability to pause PAR2 files and virtual folders. Although NewsLeecher runs fine on Linux, I switched to Pan because it's superfast and memory efficient.
guti reviewed v0.133 Beta on Sep 12, 2008
I was looking for a more updated substitute for my excellent Gravity.
Unfortunatelly, althought the program works quite good, it requires GTK+ runtimes, which IMHO is a big drawback.
ds0934 reviewed v0.110 Beta 21 on Aug 28, 2006
For Linux I'd give it a 5 since it's clearly the best option for that platform. For Windows I prefer Newsbin Pro 5.x, but there are several others (Windows) that beat out Pan as well. I wish Newsbin and Newsleecher, etc. would provide a port to Linux, but that's another topic entirely.
sjc001 reviewed v0.110 Beta 21 on Aug 28, 2006
Too much of a pain in the a$$ to install.
Ulmo reviewed v0.109 Beta 20 on Aug 28, 2006
Yeh ! Run perfect on Linux. Lets try on Windows too.
Canuckistani reviewed v0.109 Beta 20 on Aug 25, 2006
Wow.. An old friend. I have this guy on my Linux box and use it all the time. Not as good as some of the Windows offerings but a good USENT client, light weight and handles binaries very well.
computershack reviewed v0.109 Beta 20 on Aug 25, 2006
WHY? It's not the most intuitive to set up and does nothing that Gravity or Thunderbird already do.
Canuckistani reviewed v0.14.2.91 Beta on Apr 14, 2005
Pan is quite a nice newsreader. Easier to setup and configure than, say, Xnews and the interface would be strikingly familiar to anyone who has used FreeAgent. While not the most powerful USENET client out there, it makes for a capable, easy to use and free newsreader that doesn't have the limitations of FreeAgent. I have used it since November on my boot from USB SLAX Linux dist and have been quite happy with it.