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- #Davmail calendar not sending invitations software#
My wife uses SeaMonkey a bit of a dinosaur, but it works fine.Ĭurrently I don't use any mail client. I use kmail2 works for me most of the time, then someone in KDE head office improves it, and I have to delete the akonadi database, and reconfigure all the settings that loses. Intel Core i7 2700K/Radeon FirePro V3900/24GB DDR3/256GB SSD Got it to work because it came with the gnome.
#Davmail calendar not sending invitations how to#
One thing that bothers me a bit is that I don't know how to protect local copy from deletion by the server.Įvolution occasionally. I've created a few accounts with IMAP/SMTP and a local-delivery one with maildir format. Looks like it'll fit right in alongside my irssi session.Įvolution works pretty well for me. But I think I'll pass on the app, my phone does a good enough job of telling me there's something to read (less so for actually reading it) GTK3's already on my system (seems to be a hard dependency to access the web these days), and so is dunst. That often means it's going to be better than ever. It's in the hands of the community now.Ĭurrently I use evolution because I need Exchange web services support But it's not developed by Mozilla anymore though. I'm currently working on the dematerialization circuit for my blue box. New releases keep getting pushed all the time.įirst things first, but not necessarily in that order.Īpologies if I take a while to respond. And if notifications is important you, check out Dunst, which is an advanced yet lightweight notification daemon with a lot of neat features like rules. It's a great little standalone tool for push IMAP notifications, if you're okay with GTK3 that is.
What's the current state of email software? Last time I looked Thunderbird was officially on death row and KMail was still the world's only email client without the ability to receive mail, ten years running. The lack of IMAP push support is annoying also, given that 99% of what I use it for is notification or authentication cruft that should be delivered on time.
#Davmail calendar not sending invitations software#
The rough GTK1-era UI was fine by me, but it corrupting all my settings (including logins) after a power failure is not OK I haven't seen software that loses so badly in a very long time. I've decided I've had enough of claws-mail and want something new. Posted: Sun 6:22 pm Post subject: Mail clients, what do you use? Gentoo Forums :: View topic - Mail clients, what do you use?
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