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> it’s no surprise that there’s demand among Thunderbird users to support Exchange. Uh, I'm surprised. How many people actually love thunderbird? And to the ex
by counterpartyrsk 2y ago
> it’s no surprise that there’s demand among Thunderbird users to support Exchange.
Uh, I'm surprised. How many people actually love thunderbird? And to the extend it justified the development.
- DrewRWx 2y agoDo you have a use case you'd prefer they put their resources into implementing?
- wolverine876 2y agoAre you suggesting that no development is justified? I think we can expect that for any email client, there will be demand for one of the most popular email servers, and one that is required for most corporate use.
- promiseofbeans 2y agoEnough to raise >6m in donations in 2022: https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/05/thunderbird-is-thriving-our-2022-financial-report/#comment-3523 https://blog.thunderbird.net/2023/05/thunderbird-is-thriving...
- ForHackernews 2y ago> How many people actually love thunderbird? I love Thunderbird and give them money every month. Name another good open source mail client.
- vedmed 2y agoThunderbird is paramount to my workflow and has been for over a decade. If I did not have thunderbird I would be upset. That said, loving a software requires a paradigm shift for me. I can't fathom loving something that is not alive. I do enjoy it, however.