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Does Thunderbird not count? That satisfies email + calendars for me on both Linux and Mac.
by andrewzah 5y ago
Does Thunderbird not count? That satisfies email + calendars for me on both Linux and Mac.
- merb 5y agono exchange. there is owl but I did not find it satisfying
- Joeri 5y agoTo be honest, outlook for mac isn’t particularly great either. It is not much of a step up from outlook web access, which is what I ended up using on linux after trying all the mail clients. Evolution with the ews plugin came close, but required a ton of configuration and the tasks integration was never quite right.
- vladvasiliu 5y ago> To be honest, outlook for mac isn’t particularly great either. I've never used Outlook for Mac, but there's the Apple Mail.app on the mac which works great with Exchange. I'd choose it over Outlook on Windows every time.
- toxik 5y agoThunderbird is sadly not on par with the Mac alternatives. It has heaps of longstanding problems, and I didn’t even know it had a calendar.
- andrewzah 5y agoI can’t say that I’ve had any issues with Thunderbird, other than reconfiguring hotkeys is a pain. There is a caldav addon that allows syncing with remote calendars. I use that to coordinate calendars on my computers and iphone.
- waheoo 5y agoNotes longstanding problems, but isn't aware of calendar feature that has been around for a decade? Thunderbird had some big hi changes over that time, you might like it.
- toxik 5y agoI evaluated it less than a year ago, and it froze after about 30-60 seconds. This happened about five years ago as well, when I evaluated it last time. It turns out to be the global search that somehow just... freezes the whole program while indexing.