What is your favourite email client?

[ACubed10]

I was always using Thunderbird but since I needed a calendar I have switched to Evolution. Actually starting to like it better now


what do you guys prefer?

[Sendo Eevpix]

I guess I'd have to say Evolution Mail, too. ^^

[Cheesemill]

If you need a calendar for Thunderbird you can always use the Lightning plugin.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/addon/lightning/

[Dry Lips]

Ah... the annual email client discussion ;) (Btw, you should have added a poll to your thread... ) Usually I use Thunderbird, but when I get my new laptop I'll install Elementary OS on it, and will check out their mail client Geary.

Other than that, it's T-bird all the way!

[scouser73]

Thunderbird with the Google Calendar tab extension, works perfectly.

[bailout]

The email client in Opera but it doesn't have a calendar.

[eric-yorba]

Ah... the annual email client discussion ;) (Btw, you should have added a poll to your thread... ) Usually I use Thunderbird, but when I get my new laptop I'll install Elementary OS on it, and will check out their mail client Geary.

Geary is included in the Ubuntu repos, there's no need to install Elementary to give it a try.

[sanderj]

Gmail webinterface. Nothing else.

[Cheesemill]

I run Roundcube (http://roundcube.net/) on my mail server, all of my email access is done through a browser.

[Dry Lips]

Geary is included in the Ubuntu repos, there's no need to install Elementary to give it a try.
Hi Eric!

Perhaps it's included in the 12.10 repos, but not in 12.04 that I'm using. However, I just added the PPA in order to check it out... https://launchpad.net/~yorba/+archive/ppa

At the moment it lacks a little in functionality, but I'll definitively follow the development of Geary closely. Hopefully it's a little more complete by the time Elementary is released... I'd love to see a more complete version of this program, as I've been looking for a snappy alternative to Thunderbird.

Are you guys working independently from the Elementary people, btw?

[Umbra Diaboli]

Thunderbird - I'm happy it comes by default with Ubuntu :D

[alphacrucis2]

T'bird for me.

[Peripheral Visionary]

The "other" Mozilla suite has an e-mail client. Seamonkey came with this computer when I "inherited" it. Thunderbird is nice too, but the Seamonkey is faster.

Oh, I almost forgot: In before Recurring!

[eric-yorba]

Hi Eric!

Perhaps it's included in the 12.10 repos, but not in 12.04 that I'm using. However, I just added the PPA in order to check it out... https://launchpad.net/~yorba/+archive/ppa

At the moment it lacks a little in functionality, but I'll definitively follow the development of Geary closely. Hopefully it's a little more complete by the time Elementary is released... I'd love to see a more complete version of this program, as I've been looking for a snappy alternative to Thunderbird.

Are you guys working independently from the Elementary people, btw?

We're a completely independent non-profit. Some of the Elementary guys have contributed to Geary, and we had Dan working here out of our office for a while to tighten up the design.

[Nytram]

I liked Foxmail on windows, it was light but very functional.

On Linux I've used webmail, gmail currently, it works for me.