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What do you know about Thunderbird?
Brad Blackman | Aug 2 2006
I've never used Thunderbird, but I was wondering if it would be worth switching to. What has been everyone's (anyone's) experience with it, and how does it rate compared to other email clients? (Should I be looking at Macworld.com instead?) 11 Comments
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 I want to agree with...Submitted by jason.mcbrayer on August 3, 2006 - 5:37am.
I want to agree with the general opinion on Thunderbird: it's a very good IMAP client. If you need something other than that out of your mail reader, it may not be what you want. I use Thunderbird as a "backup" mail client *- I keep Portable Thunderbird on my USB stick for having an email client handy when I'm at other computers. I don't use it at home, where I prefer either Evolution or Gnus. Evolution is a bit more featureful (supports ldap address books, plus a bunch of PIM stuff I don't use), whereas Gnus is more keyboard-friendly and integrates well with my workflow. » POSTED IN:
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