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I use Zimbra at work (though we use the open-source version and don't pay a dime), and Gmail for personal use. They both have strengths and weaknesses, but I se
by krschultz 18y ago
I use Zimbra at work (though we use the open-source version and don't pay a dime), and Gmail for personal use. They both have strengths and weaknesses, but I see Zimbra as the better professional solution. The search in Gmail is great, but no amount of tags can replace good old fashioned folders in Zimbra - especially if you subscribe to a bunch of FOSS project mailing lists - I just don't need to read it all that often but when I do I want it in one place. The calendaring system in Zimbra is useful for scheduling meetings as well.
- neilc 18y agoStrange -- when I've had to use Zimbra in the past, I've found it to be a very painful and frustrating experience. In comparison, GMail is an utter joy.
- lacker 18y agoBut you can use Gmail tags exactly like folders, if that's what you want.
- enomar 18y agoCan you explain why you can't get all your FOSS project emails "in one place" with labels? Can't you just create a filter in Gmail to tag them as "FOSS" and then auto archive them?