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While that's true, I've noticed that my installation of Thunderbird has recently started allocating anywhere from 30 to 40% of resident memory (%mem column in t
by u801e 6y ago
While that's true, I've noticed that my installation of Thunderbird has recently started allocating anywhere from 30 to 40% of resident memory (%mem column in top), and it takes a very long time to switch tasks to or from Thunderbird. It's an older laptop with 6 GB of RAM, but I don't recall encountering issues like this on much older machines with just megabytes of system memory.
- ochrist 6y agoI have used Thunderbird for many years now, but it's starting to give me some problems, so I'm thinking about finding something else. E.g. it always shows the last folder opened as the windows title when switching between tasks, and filters are not always working as they should. Are there any good alternatives?
- u801e 6y agoThere are a number out there that I've heard of but never tried. Years ago, I used to use Seamonkey (which was a continuation of the Mozilla application suite and was the predecessor of Firefox and Thunderbird). I might try it again just to use the mail client :).