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Heh, I still use Pegasus as my primary email client. Not so much because I really like it (though I can't say that I dislike it, as I've gotten used to it in th
by shdon 9y ago
Heh, I still use Pegasus as my primary email client. Not so much because I really like it (though I can't say that I dislike it, as I've gotten used to it in the past 21 years), but mostly because I haven't found any other email clients that are better. Pegasus Mail is quite slow with IMAP even on a LAN and has some weird issues, but its mail filtering ability is really flexible. I've tried Thunderbird, Sylpheed, Outlook, Outlook Express, even Windows Mail and Apple Mail, and every one of those annoys me no end. For me, Pegasus Mail is not necessarily the best, but still the route of least annoyance.
- dddw 9y agogive mailmate (osx) a spin, has nice filtering options
- shdon 9y agoThanks, I'll give it a try. I only use Mac OS at work, though, where my needs are a little different. In the documentation for MailMate, I don't see the kind of filtering that I use with Pegasus Mail. This is one of the things I miss most in all other clients: I prefer to collect the mails in my inbox, without filtering. When I close the inbox, Pegasus runs a large ruleset with hundreds of rules, moving all the read mail to archive folders and leaving the unread mail in the inbox. I've not yet seen any other client capable of doing this.
- narag 9y agoI had no idea it still exists. I stopped using it like more than 15 years ago after too many corporate server obstacles. I believed that it had been discontinued... or maybe it was Eudora?