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"The best e-mail program ever"? Hardly. "One of the least shitty of the bunch" is probably more appropriate. Gmail easily beats the old-school bunch, but the q
by bk 18y ago
"The best e-mail program ever"? Hardly. "One of the least shitty of the bunch" is probably more appropriate.
Gmail easily beats the old-school bunch, but the quantum leap of email is definitely still ahead of us.
- shutter 18y agoWhat would you like to see in that quantum leap?
- est 18y agoIMHO something like Chandler Project. PIM+PKM+GTD+Workflow
- carterschonwald 18y agoI was actually trying out Chandler earlier this week and I found it disappointingly hard to configure, and I'm not normally one to have that be the show stopper (cf occasionally spending 10 hrs figuring out how to build some unixy software and have it interact nicely with some sort of emacs package)
- iuguy 18y agoMutt a la web 2.0 :)
- twopoint718 18y agoI chuckled at that, but it's true! I just end up using Mutt as my MUA and Gmail as my really fancy sorta-half-MDA. To finish it out I have to use something like fetchmail (which is okay), I usually end up using Mutt's built-in imap feature.
- nailer 18y agoIndeed. GMail has quite poor usability even when compared to other web clients - massively wide lines of text across the whole screen are really difficult to read. We got over this for regular websites when suck.com popularized snake text in the early 2000s. Why does gmail still use it?