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If you don't need a calendar, PGP support or [censored list of broken features so that the trolls don't descend], then it's certainly one of the most popular on
by l0b0 7y ago
If you don't need a calendar, PGP support or [censored list of broken features so that the trolls don't descend], then it's certainly one of the most popular ones. But how would you even quantify "best"?
I personally migrated to Evolution at a particularly frustrating moment relatively recently, and it's been less painful for a lot of things. It has built-in calendar and PGP support, which certainly help. Unfortunately searching through message bodies is unusably slow.
I don't know whether my standards are unreasonably high, but several colleagues have expressed similar views on both.
- acidburnNSA 7y agoNot trying to troll but I use Thunderbird for calendar (synced with phone and family via my radical server) and PGP (for the one friend who has a public key). Are you saying these need to be built in and not provided as plugins? I find the search in Thunderbird to be amazing. I have archives going back 20+ years and it searches them instantly. Self-hosting email with dovecot, if that makes a difference.
- catacombs 7y agoThunderbird supports email encryption.