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I'm a debian stable user. KDE5 will come to me when it does. Anyway, I'm truly sceptical of KDE's trajectory now I've been burned a bit (and I'm saying this as

by ris 11y ago

I'm a debian stable user. KDE5 will come to me when it does. Anyway, I'm truly sceptical of KDE's trajectory now I've been burned a bit (and I'm saying this as a sort-of former "KDE person"). It seems like a lot of focus & motivation was lost around the time of the mobile/tablet/vivaldi distraction nonsense. My main problem with kmail2 is that it feels like POP3/local mail support & local filtering is a (very broken) afterthought, and while being able to do everything on IMAP would be lovely, some of us are stuck on POP3 mail for a little longer...

zobzu 11y ago
ive no experience with the POP3 support even in kmail5 (I stopped using my last POP account a decade ago at least ;-) but the IMAP support in in kmail5 has been pretty good (it used to be terrible). That said, I still prefer Thunderbird. By using Debian stable you choose to use 1 or 2year old technology - so you'll have what I have in 2 years. Courage, that's just 24 month to wait ;-)