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Admittedly, the developer has slowed down a bit - Pegasus Mail 5 has been announced since 2006 - and I wonder how the next incarnation will look and feel. But i
by rhabarba 7y ago
Admittedly, the developer has slowed down a bit - Pegasus Mail 5 has been announced since 2006 - and I wonder how the next incarnation will look and feel. But it is calming to know that the world where web browsers are not the best option to read and write e-mail messages is not going to go away soon.
- dragonsh 7y agoEven though developer slowed down, he did not abandon the project and continue to develop it in spite of not making it open source. This requires tenacity and persistence, which is at display in this project. I moved away from this programs since MS Windows is not important for my company or my customers. My teams and I on personal level didn't touch any MS windows OS or machine for over 6 years now. No one in my team even wants to touch anything with Microsoft OS, they prefer either FreeBSD, Linux or Mac OSX (mostly used as unix with a good peripheral device support). In a rare case if some customer wants some support on windows the first thing to do is to install WSL with Ubuntu and then it becomes useable.