> And I agree, it's not very nice to use That's... that feels like the road to accepting mediocrity. > A solved problem is not a sports car, it's the 10year o

> And I agree, it's not very nice to use That's... that feels like the road to accepting mediocrity. > A solved problem is not a sports car, it's the 10year old car that costs 1k. Very few people want to pay for a mail client I fully admit that I drive a '91 Ranger :). I don't know that I call it a solved problem though, because 4WD would be really nice to have in the winter. The mail client thing is interesting re: paying for it though. I guess I technically pay for Outlook as part of my Office 365 subscription, although I don't think much of it. The really hard part for me paying for a mail client is that most of the new paid ones I've seen come out in the last couple years have all been Electron-based, and memory/battery hogs. Outlook's not much better on that front (I think the Mac one, which I use occasionally, idles at about 900MB of RAM). Thunderbird isn't a great solution to my problem. It's just the least bad, and there doesn't seem to be anyone willing to take my money for something better.