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I used mutt+offlineimap for a few years, with a corporate account on an MSExchange Server and the two biggest issues I had (which I hope Aerc addresses) were:
by pge 7y ago
I used mutt+offlineimap for a few years, with a corporate account on an MSExchange Server and the two biggest issues I had (which I hope Aerc addresses) were:
* no good way to search/auto-complete addresses (I used vdirsyncer which got me the address book locally but there was no easy way to fill-in addresses when typing an email).
* no way to accept calendar requests - I would pull them up on my phone to accept or reject.
Otherwise, everything worked quite well, but those issues annoying enough that I eventually switched back to a Windows machine with Outlook. The Email+Calendar+Addressbook integration may violate the Linux philosophy of doing one thing well, but for today's typical office workflow it is frustrating not to have a platform with all three integrated.
- btreecat 7y agoYou might be interested in dav mail. http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ I have it setup so I can use thunderbird for all my exchange interaction (except group management).
- pge 7y agoThanks - I was actually using Davmail but at the time it did not have the address book and calendar integration, and I had not checked up on it ina few years. Looks like it has gotten more features since then. I may have to give mutt another try...:)