> But in the end, only the power users stuck around "Power user" would be the last term I'd use to describe Eudora users in the mid-2000s at the university whe

> But in the end, only the power users stuck around "Power user" would be the last term I'd use to describe Eudora users in the mid-2000s at the university where I did tech support. They were generally emeritus professors who had to be instructed whether each click was a left-click or a right-click. Supporting Eudora was such an absolute nightmare that we had a help desk party when official campus support was terminated. It was an unstable, opaque mess of an email client compared to its 21st century contemporaries.