Linux Email

I talk about Email app for Linux
#linux #email #thunderbird
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[@summerishere2868]

It has a great calendar as well. Very handy.

[@linuxmench2118]

I haven't used the calendar, thanks for letting me know.

[@grafik0859]

I am a Claws user ☺ not so pretty as TB, but it good for me... Great video 🤗

[@linuxmench2118]

I never heard of Claws, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the positive feedback, I appreciate it.

[@Jaigarber]

I'm also using TB on both Windows and Linux, other clients I've tried are lacking features or are bloated with them and are a mess to watch. But what i miss in Linux clients are the ability to show and handle Gmail labels. There's a plugin in TB to show them but they are not easily readable as in the web browser and i had to uninstall it because it lagged my TB a lot. Calendar in TB is good but i miss the integration of email and calendar in gnome since I'm using KDE plasma 6. There was a nice plugin for calendar integration in KDE called Event Calendar but unfortunately the last time I checked it was only available for Plasma 5.

[@linuxmench2118]

Yes, TB seems to be the best email app for Linux and Windows. Thanks for sharing the info.

[@knightone57]

I use a checkbook register on my Mac called Checkbook Pro,I wish I could find something on Linux that is as simple to use and setup.

[@linuxmench2118]

Never heard of it. I never used a Mac and I only use my iPad for basic things.

[@barend63]

Thunderbird serves me well.

[@linuxmench2118]

That’s great, thanks for sharing.

[@playlist5455]

Pop3 vs IMap issues

[@linuxmench2118]

I'm using iMap and I haven't had any problems; however, I've only been using TB for a week.