I've been looking for a good Outlook-like replacement that supports IMAP under Linux for a while now. And although TBird can gain a lot of capabilities courtesy of plug-ins, it's still a little heavy on its feet for my tastes. Evolution seemed like the ideal candidate, until I discovered you can't automatically save a copy of a transmitted message in your Sent folder like you can in every other e-mail client I've ever used.
A recent issue of LinuxFormat ran a write-up of a new e-mail/collaboration client that looked very promising. It's called Spicebird.
Spicebird provides e-mail, calendaring, contact management, instant messaging, task lists, and a host of other features (current or planned).
I'm running it under Ubuntu 8.04LTS, and so far, it does everything they claim it can do.
Windows binaries are also available for those of you who haven't been "given the bird" yet.
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A recent issue of LinuxFormat ran a write-up of a new e-mail/collaboration client that looked very promising. It's called Spicebird.
Spicebird provides e-mail, calendaring, contact management, instant messaging, task lists, and a host of other features (current or planned).
I'm running it under Ubuntu 8.04LTS, and so far, it does everything they claim it can do.
Windows binaries are also available for those of you who haven't been "given the bird" yet.
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But the 0.7 version has been very stable so far. fingers crossed...)
