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On 08/12/2011 10:50 AM, Jerry Feldman wrote: > In general, I like Thunderbird 5.0. But I still have some issues. > So, I am looking for some opinions based on experience, not things like > 'I hate evolution because of mono', or something like that. I don't > really care if the client has an integrated calendar. I don't even care > that much about the contacts. AFAIK, all these clients will import my > email and some settings, and hopefully most of my filters. Thunderbird does have its issues from time to time, but I have to admint that I haven't been able to find an email client better than it these days. And I've definitely looked. (Last year I was having some TBird problems, and I kicked the tires on a whole bunch of clients.) Ages ago I used to use KMail (and Eudora before that). But today TBird seems to me to be the most functional email client around: available for both Linux and Windows, good support for both POP and IMAP, excellent support for multiple email accounts, good spam filtering, very good mail filtering, support for add-ons (allowing me to add really awesome complementary functionality like the SearchWith add-on), etc. So despite it's periodic problems, I think it's still the best there is. Dunno ... I don't think I have any good suggestions for you. Sorry! :-( DR
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