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Apple Mail also is in my eyes the only generic mail client out there that really “gets it”. Thunderbird has always felt clunky in comparison and the recent red
by cosmic_cheese 11mo ago
Apple Mail also is in my eyes the only generic mail client out there that really “gets it”.
Thunderbird has always felt clunky in comparison and the recent redesign just made it a different kind of clunky. Everything else is either too minimal (Geary), tries to clone old style Outlook (Evolution), or is tied to/favors a particular provider (Gmail, Outlook, etc).
- RussianCow 11mo agoThis. I use Linux as my primary OS (with KDE) and my main complaint, by far, is the email/calendar situation. Mail.app simultaneously just works and gets out of my way, and I haven't seen a Linux email client come close to replicating that. Every few years I convince myself I'll create a better email client for Linux, and I always start the project enthusiastically and stop soon after, when I get just far enough to be reminded of how complicated email is. Maybe someday I'll take a sabatical and actually do it...
- andsoitis 11mo ago> I always start the project enthusiastically and stop soon after, when I get just far enough to be reminded of how complicated email is. What are some of the things you’re thinking of?
- Someone 11mo agoIs there a reason you cannot clone an existing client with technically solid mail handling and build a new UI on top of it?