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| There really aren't that many options any more for email clients. by blackwater 08/14/2022, 7:58am PDT | ||||
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| Thunderbird is probably still the main one you should try if you haven't already. It's still very actively developed. I used to use it many years ago in a corporate setting and it was... fine. It kind of has the flavor of an old-fashioned web browser. The user is assumed to not be an idiot, and there are a lot of settings. It's always a great feeling when you get the settings right and the emails start to show up in your mailbox.
KMail exists but it's only for Linux. Mainly I think this is one of those programs that you use if you're drinking the KDE kool-aid, which I never did. There's mutt for the turbonerds. Basically, if you like vi, mutt is vi but for email. I used to use that one too for a while. It really is good, but you can't see images with it (it's all text). |
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Is there a good Windows 10 CPU speed program you guys recommend? by 08/04/2022, 8:02pm PDT  Similarly - an offline email client I can download protonmail with? Thunderbird? NT by 08/11/2022, 8:12am PDT Thunderbird is still around? NT by 08/11/2022, 1:30pm PDT Outlook by 08/12/2022, 8:51am PDT Re: Why not Outlook? by 08/12/2022, 1:14pm PDT There really aren't that many options any more for email clients. by 08/14/2022, 7:58am PDT CPU-Z my good man NT by 08/11/2022, 11:01am PDT |
