Re: Is there a stable mail client for linux?
Amazing that no one even mentioned Evolution....
I handle thousands of emails a day and have email that dates back to
1999. The only folders that are ever cleared out are the ones for mail
lists, everything else stays, in fact the oldest messages have been
through the following email clients:
1. Outlook 98 (company requirement)
2. Outlook 2000 ""
3. Outlook Express
4. Pegasus
5. Netscape Email client (finally able to use Linux workstation)
6. Evolution
On Fri, 2004-10-01 at 10:02, Ed Sutherland wrote:
> My e-mail clients (Thunderbird 0.8 and KMail) just went insane this
> morning. I hit the 'del' key and TB deleted every message in my inbox
> that was either older than the message selected or unread. Some were
> able to be rescued from the 'Trash', but others -- such as the ones I
> really wanted to keep -- completely vanished. A search failed to turn up
> the messages.
>
> Then I went to the latest Kmail and it kept presenting me with the same
> requester and despite hitting the 'cancel' button, continued asking me
> the same question (did I want to delete a message or cancel). I finally
> had to log-out and reboot in order to regain control. Is there a secure,
> solid and stable e-mail client built for linux? I don't want
> applications to have a mind of their own. ;)
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ed
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