I used to use thunderbird before switching back to apple mail - I thought they had discontinued work on it? I know I heard something about that. It also doesn't do a few things apple mail seems to do; i think it was a matter of rule execution and multiple from addresses.
The UI could also use some cleanup. While I don't like apple changing things because they can change things (when they do), i feel like Thunderbird UI has room for improvement in usability and aesthetics.
Well, i've been thinking about setting up a mail client in my linux VM, guess I could install it and see how it fares.
Are there any other open source email clients that people use, that are maintained?
There is Evolution and Kmail, the official Gnome and KDE mail clients. Then there is the lightweight underdog Claws. Finally, for terminal users there is mutt and a few others.
Imho, none of them is very good. I prefer gmail for its UI. At work, I use Thunderbird because it sucks the least.
The UI could also use some cleanup. While I don't like apple changing things because they can change things (when they do), i feel like Thunderbird UI has room for improvement in usability and aesthetics.
Well, i've been thinking about setting up a mail client in my linux VM, guess I could install it and see how it fares.
Are there any other open source email clients that people use, that are maintained?