Which desktop email software is most superior?
James Davis
Carter Powell
Mutt
Nathan Ross
I use Claws-mail.
Angel Anderson
neomutt.
Alexander Reyes
Unironically, your pic related
Brayden Parker
Camden King
Windows Mail, it just works, integrates with everything, and does easy notifications in 10.
Nicholas Fisher
Considering how much Firefox sends data to Mozilla, how could I trust thunderbird from the same company?
Sebastian Thomas
>web tech
>CLI
Yeah, we're talking about e-mail, you must be thinking about gopher or IRC.
Hudson Thompson
When they allow to move preview panel down not right? Also font rendering - when they allow 96dpi monitors?
Bentley Young
Blunderbird
Austin Garcia
Thunderbird stores passwords in plain text files.
Jason Gray
web browser
Lucas James
Trying to hook up to my personal mail server has been a nightmare with windows mail.
If your using a standard .com email fine but personal servers do not get along with it.
Nolan Harris
Unironically this.
Connecting my university email was PITA with thunderbird and gnome mail, windows mail just works. If you don't have a corporate/similat account, then thunderbird is nice.
Jaxon Flores
Emacs.
Logan Robinson
I love mutt, but Geary works really well too.
Aiden Richardson
Based
Brody Fisher
Thunderbird was my favorite but it's quickly sliding into irrelevance. Most companies are migrating to o365 and disabling IMAP access as it doesn't support MFA.
I'm forced to use Outlock at work now and this thing's customization and filtering abilities are a sad joke compared to TB.
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Easton Diaz
KMail
Chase Ward
neomutt
Matthew Howard
this, OP. sadly, it's not even that great, just the best out of what has become the shit show of desktop email clients.
Dylan Flores
On your personal computer right?
Aiden Sanders
Currently using Neomutt but I'm quite interested in Astroid. I plan on switching to it once I made the few changes I need in order to be able to replicate my neomutt workflow.
Angel Price
There's an Exchange addon for TB: ExQuilla. Works for O365, but I don't know how it handles MFA.
Chase Cruz
I use kmail but wouldn't call it superior. Whether it resolves the server IP/domain name (apparently there's no difference) appears to be solely down to whatever mood the software is at that particular system boot. So more often than not my account is "offline" for no damn reason.
Still I use it because I already use KDE so eh.