My email client is?
Submitted by root
| Mutt |
   20% | 102 votes |
| Thunderbird |
42% | 208 votes |
| KMail |
13% | 68 votes |
| Evolution |
15% | 76 votes |
| (X)Emacs |
1% | 9 votes |
| Mozilla Suite |
5% | 27 votes |
| Total 491 votes |
I use mutt AND evo, actually, mutt for secure comms. Nothing beats it there.
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Posted by Steve (82.41.xx.xx) on Mon 9 May 2005 at 15:00
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I've used mutt exclusively for the past four or five years after moving from pine.
Nothing comes close to it for me.
Steve
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Posted by Anonymous (81.174.xx.xx) on Mon 9 May 2005 at 13:37
arghhh...no Sylpheed-Claws option. Light as a Sylpheed :-D
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I use Thunderbird at home, and evo for its Exchange Connector at work. I picked Thunderbird because I would use that one at work as well if it had an exchange connector.
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Mutt and Thunderbird.
I use Mutt for all my personal mail, wouldn't think of using anything else for that.
I use Thunderbird at work where I access four shared IMAP mailboxes simultaniously. Each mailbox can be configured independantly.
Both are very good email clients (Mutt's my favorite).
I use Mutt for all my personal mail, wouldn't think of using anything else for that.
I use Thunderbird at work where I access four shared IMAP mailboxes simultaniously. Each mailbox can be configured independantly.
Both are very good email clients (Mutt's my favorite).
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Mutt as my primary client, and always when using SSH.
Thunderbird, KMail or Mozilla Mail now and then, but when using IMAP one can use what one wants, when one wants to.
--
Adam
Thunderbird, KMail or Mozilla Mail now and then, but when using IMAP one can use what one wants, when one wants to.
--
Adam
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Sylpheed (stable) under linux
Thunderbird under w$
Thunderbird under w$
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Posted by Anonymous (213.164.xx.xx) on Wed 11 May 2005 at 13:43
mutt on servers.
evolution on desktop, even though evolution is slow and bloated.
oh look - thunderbird has virtual folders now. might take another look..
evolution on desktop, even though evolution is slow and bloated.
oh look - thunderbird has virtual folders now. might take another look..
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Posted by Anonymous (62.101.xx.xx) on Wed 11 May 2005 at 19:16
Gmail as primary client, mutt secondary.
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Sylpheed, sometimes KMail and... eh... pine? :)
As long as it has decent IMAP support. And it's always nice to have a text-mode client in case the whole GUI would be fucked up, or when you are on a machine without X.
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