5 Sep
2014
5 Sep
'14
2:47 a.m.
Hi all.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I will
agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own, sent
emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones I've tried. Instantly
didn't like Evolution, tried Thunderbird for about the last week (and
currently typing this in it) with the Conversations plugin and it almost
works but there is a lot which is clunky and not quite right. Alpine I
barely got set up, only managed to get it to sync my Inbox folder, none
of the others, and it all of a sudden stopped even being willing to do that.
Considered trying kmail but it's a huge download for just an email
client (I assume it takes most of the Kontact library/suite just not the
other actual programs) and am currently on too poor a connection to feel
it was worth trying on the off-chance (IE it wasn't actually recommended
by anybody.)
Thanks and sorry for the noise. Dale :)
6:22 a.m.
On 09/04/2014 06:08 PM, Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
On 5 September 2014 at 6:32, Kazakore <dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
PINE or Elm?
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Sorry for the very much off-topic post ... can
suggest a email client
Sylpheed or its cousin Claws? 
1:55 p.m.
On Thu, 04 Sep 2014 21:08:59 -0700
Kevin Cosgrove <kevinc(a)cosgroves.us> wrote:
On 5 September 2014 at 6:32, Kazakore
<dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
+1 for Sylpheed. I've been using it for years - I like it a great deal.
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Sorry for the very much off-topic post ... can
suggest a email client
Sylpheed or its cousin Claws? 
6:20 a.m.
On Thursday 04 September 2014 20:47:35 Kazakore did opine
And Gene did reply:
Hi all.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I will
agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own, sent
emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones I've tried. Instantly
didn't like Evolution, tried Thunderbird for about the last week (and
currently typing this in it) with the Conversations plugin and it
almost works but there is a lot which is clunky and not quite right.
Alpine I barely got set up, only managed to get it to sync my Inbox
folder, none of the others, and it all of a sudden stopped even being
willing to do that.
Considered trying kmail but it's a huge download for just an email
client (I assume it takes most of the Kontact library/suite just not
the other actual programs) and am currently on too poor a connection
to feel it was worth trying on the off-chance (IE it wasn't actually
recommended by anybody.)
Thanks and sorry for the noise. Dale :)
While I have been using kmail, admittedly an older version now since this
is a ubu 10.04.4 LTS server install I added X stuffs to, and am fairly
happy with it. But with an email corpus approaching 20Gb, spanning almost
13 years in some folders,it does get a bit laggy at times. But by
offloading the mail popping activities with a
fetchmail/procmail/clamav/spamassassin/ chain so all kmail has to do is
fetch from the /var/spool/mail inbox's, it generally remains quite
responsive most of the time. Sure, it has some warts, but its ease of
configuration kicks the rest of the wannabe's out of contention here. I
am on the claws list, and rather like its user interface, but it has not
grown the ability to import the kmail email corpus. Yet.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
-Ed Howdershelt (Author)
Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>
US V Castleman, SCOTUS, Mar 2014 is grounds for Impeaching SCOTUS
5:50 p.m.
On 05/09/14 11:57, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
On Fri, 2014-09-05 at 00:20 -0400, Gene Heskett
wrote:
When I tried to configure with POP3
with Thunderbird to my Hotmail
account (I know!) it repeatedly told me my password was incorrect,
whereas it instantly configured correctly with IMAP. Therefore all my
comparisons so far have been with IMAP, although extra strain on the
internet connection (seems caching works reasonably with Thunderbird
thougg, I just have niggles with interface things.) Also read Alpine and
others actually work far better with IMAP than with POP...
Also don't know if that was an Hotmail/Outlook server issue or
Thunderbird not liking POP3 but as long as it can cache within a session
I can live with it not always keeping an offline version (although in
some ways I would prefer it did.)
Dale.
kmail
When using POP accounts Kmail tends
to store duplicated messages.
_______________________________________________ 
7 Sep
7 Sep
4 p.m.
On 06/09/14 01:49, Kazakore wrote:
When I tried to configure with POP3 with Thunderbird
to my Hotmail account (I
know!) it repeatedly told me my password was incorrect, whereas it instantly
configured correctly with IMAP. Therefore all my comparisons so far have been
with IMAP, although extra strain on the internet connection (seems caching works
reasonably with Thunderbird thougg, I just have niggles with interface things.)
Also read Alpine and others actually work far better with IMAP than with POP...
Also don't know if that was an Hotmail/Outlook server issue or Thunderbird not
liking POP3 but as long as it can cache within a session I can live with it not
always keeping an offline version (although in some ways I would prefer it did.)
I'm not wrapped in Thunderbird, but it does provide the things you seem to be
after and can deal with big folders reasonably (I keep copies locally, and keep
list folders from getting too big by moving old emails to a subfolder each year
.... but actually it was several years of this list before size became an
issue). I keep meaning to move to mutt, but actually doing the move has always
seemed too much hassle.
There are options in each account for keeping messages offline with IMAP
accounts, on a per folder basis in "Advanced", in "Synchronisation and
Storage"
POP works fine with each POP server I am using, so it may be a Hotmail issue?
"Copies & Folders" lets you choose where your sent messages are stored, if
in
the same folder then they will be there in threaded view. Threaded view is
annoyingly hidden, options sometimes hard to find ... but keyboard shortcuts are
very extensive and work for me, and once set up to suit it does what I need.
An add-on and an appropriate font means messages show monotype text mode and I
can look at html if I want.
Simon
5 Sep
5 Sep
8:25 a.m.
On Fri, Sep 05, 2014 at 06:32:35AM +0545, Kazakore wrote:
Hi all.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I will
agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own, sent
emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones I've tried. Instantly
didn't like Evolution, tried Thunderbird for about the last week (and
currently typing this in it) with the Conversations plugin and it almost
works but there is a lot which is clunky and not quite right. Alpine I
barely got set up, only managed to get it to sync my Inbox folder, none
of the others, and it all of a sudden stopped even being willing to do that.
Considered trying kmail but it's a huge download for just an email
client (I assume it takes most of the Kontact library/suite just not the
other actual programs) and am currently on too poor a connection to feel
it was worth trying on the off-chance (IE it wasn't actually recommended
by anybody.)
I use mutt [1]. An useful option for muttrc is
set sort = threads
my muttrc without italian comments is:
# ~/.mutt/muttrc
set folder = "~/.mutt/Mail"
set from = "Gallo Dice <la@faluovo>"
set alias_file = "~/.mutt/aliases"
source "~/.mutt/aliases"
set reverse_alias = yes
set postponed = "+da_spedire"
set record = "+spediti/spediti_`date +%Y%m`"
set copy = yes
set fcc_attach = no
set reply_to = ask-yes
set recall = ask-no
set mime_forward = ask-no
set ispell = "/usr/bin/aspell --mode=email check --lang=it_IT"
set sort = threads
set pager_index_lines = 7
set pager_stop = yes
set pager_context = 2
ignore *
unignore Date: From: To: Subject:
color normal default default
color hdrdefault blue default
color quoted brightblue default
color signature red default
color indicator brightgreen default
color error brightred default
color status red default
color tree magenta default
color tilde magenta default
color message brightwhite default
color markers brightwhite default
color attachment brightmagenta default
color search white blue
# end
[1] http://www.mutt.org
10:42 a.m.
2014-09-05 8:26 GMT+02:00 Tito Latini <tito.01beta(a)gmail.com>om>:
On Fri, Sep 05, 2014 at 06:32:35AM +0545, Kazakore
wrote:
+1 for mutt
highly customizable
Hi all.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I will
agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own, sent
emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones I've tried. Instantly
didn't like Evolution, tried Thunderbird for about the last week (and
currently typing this in it) with the Conversations plugin and it almost
works but there is a lot which is clunky and not quite right. Alpine I
barely got set up, only managed to get it to sync my Inbox folder, none
of the others, and it all of a sudden stopped even being willing to do
that.
Considered trying kmail but it's a huge download for just an email
client (I assume it takes most of the Kontact library/suite just not the
other actual programs) and am currently on too poor a connection to feel
it was worth trying on the off-chance (IE it wasn't actually recommended
by anybody.)
10:11 a.m.
On Fri, 5 Sep 2014 06:32:35 +0545
Kazakore <dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi all.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I
will agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own,
sent emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones I've tried. Instantly
didn't like Evolution, tried Thunderbird for about the last week (and
currently typing this in it) with the Conversations plugin and it
almost works but there is a lot which is clunky and not quite right.
Alpine I barely got set up, only managed to get it to sync my Inbox
folder, none of the others, and it all of a sudden stopped even being
willing to do that.
Considered trying kmail but it's a huge download for just an email
client (I assume it takes most of the Kontact library/suite just not
the other actual programs) and am currently on too poor a connection
to feel it was worth trying on the off-chance (IE it wasn't actually
recommended by anybody.)
Thanks and sorry for the noise. Dale :)
I'm currently using claws mail, and while it is good there are still a
couple of things I dislike.
One thing you can try if you're not afraid to get your hands dirty is
'notmuch' (http://notmuchmail.org/) in combination with one of its UIs.
There are a few, the emacs and mutt UIs are most likely the most mature
ones, but there are a couple of others.
Regards,
Philipp
11:28 a.m.
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Thunderbird is what I'm using currently too mainly because it is cross
plattform and extensible. Some things are really annoying or
complicated. The address book is strange and it's surprisingly
complicated to add an address of someone who just sent you an email.
It seems to be really low on Mozillas agenda and updates are rare and
not substancial. That's a pity.
What I tried too, is Geary Mail. It hasn't been mentioned here. I
found that is is really nice but not quite mature. It seems to have
more momentum then Thunderbird though, and may become an alternative
for those who don't want to go mutt.
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary
1.5 ct.
On 09/05/2014 05:11 PM, Philipp Überbacher wrote:
On Fri, 5 Sep 2014 06:32:35 +0545 Kazakore
<dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com>
wrote:
Hi all.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have asked a couple
of other places and from those tried some recommendations and
decided I don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to
have similar sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email
client that I will agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded
mode (including own, sent emails in the thread for normal,
non-list conversations.)
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones I've tried.
Instantly didn't like Evolution, tried Thunderbird for about the
last week (and currently typing this in it) with the
Conversations plugin and it almost works but there is a lot which
is clunky and not quite right. Alpine I barely got set up, only
managed to get it to sync my Inbox folder, none of the others,
and it all of a sudden stopped even being willing to do that.
Considered trying kmail but it's a huge download for just an
email client (I assume it takes most of the Kontact library/suite
just not the other actual programs) and am currently on too poor
a connection to feel it was worth trying on the off-chance (IE it
wasn't actually recommended by anybody.)
Thanks and sorry for the noise. Dale :)
I'm currently using claws mail, and while it is good there are
still a couple of things I dislike.
One thing you can try if you're not afraid to get your hands dirty
is 'notmuch' (http://notmuchmail.org/) in combination with one of
its UIs. There are a few, the emacs and mutt UIs are most likely
the most mature ones, but there are a couple of others.
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6:09 p.m.
On 14-09-05 05:28 AM, Max wrote:
What I tried too, is Geary Mail. It hasn't been
mentioned here. I
found that is is really nice but not quite mature. It seems to have
more momentum then Thunderbird though, and may become an alternative
for those who don't want to go mutt.
https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary
+1 to at least giving Geary a try.
I've only taken it for a test run, but it seems to be headed in an interesting
direction if you'd
like a more Gmail-oriented conversations approach, but in a desktop IMAP client.
(Personally, I'm
still a fan of IceDove/Thunderbird).
Geary isn't mature yet, but it's a project of the Yorba Foundation (i.e. known for
Shotwell), so it
seems like there's some momentum, unlike Thunderbird/IceDove which is basically in
indefinite LTS
mode from Mozilla.
http://yorba.org/
3:23 p.m.
Kazakore <dj_kaza@...> writes:
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have
asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I will
agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own, sent
emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
I'm not totally sure it will meet all your needs, but Trojita has the nice
advantage of being rigorous about asking the IMAP server for *only* the
information it needs *right now*, and not doing the kinds of stupid things
that, say, Thunderbird does such as download headers for *all* messages before
showing you any header for any message. Even if your inbox has 10000 messages,
if your screen can show only 30 headers, it'll fetch 30 and show them to you
immediately before doing anything else.
Threaded view depends on the IMAP server's capabilities (which means, no luck
for gmail). And it's not especially feature rich. But I use it because I abhor
superfluous network traffic*, and Trojita is the smartest about this that I've
ever seen.
Very responsive developer community, too.
http://trojita.flaska.net
hjh
* I live in China, where access to USA-based email servers can be slow. So
efficient use of network resources is a big deal for me.
6 p.m.
On 05/09/14 19:08, James Harkins wrote:
Kazakore <dj_kaza@...> writes:
Sounds like it could be very useful
to me, currently travelling SE Asia
with incredibly poor internet!!! Not in the Ubuntu Reps though, but
sounds interesting so will try and remember it incase Sylpheed (couldn't
find Claws, actually just seen it in Suggested as claws-mail...) and
Mutt both leaving me wanting. :)
(PS I keep on toying with the idea of saying hello to China but seems
for visa applications they want a terrible amount of detail, such as
complete travel itinery and/or person you are going to visit. Do you
know if it's as hard as they make it sound? I do know a couple of people
who have been and should ask them some more details really... (Taking an
OT thread even more OT!! ;) ))
Dale.
Sorry for the very much off-topic post but I have
asked a couple of
other places and from those tried some recommendations and decided I
don't like them. On the whole you guys and gals seem to have similar
sensibilities to me so hopefully can suggest a email client that I will
agree with. Needs to run nicely in Threaded mode (including own, sent
emails in the thread for normal, non-list conversations.)
I'm not totally sure
it will meet all your needs, but Trojita has the nice
advantage of being rigorous about asking the IMAP server for *only* the
information it needs *right now*, and not doing the kinds of stupid things
that, say, Thunderbird does such as download headers for *all* messages before
showing you any header for any message. Even if your inbox has 10000 messages,
if your screen can show only 30 headers, it'll fetch 30 and show them to you
immediately before doing anything else.
Threaded view depends on the IMAP server's capabilities (which means, no luck
for gmail). And it's not especially feature rich. But I use it because I abhor
superfluous network traffic*, and Trojita is the smartest about this that I've
ever seen.
Very responsive developer community, too.
http://trojita.flaska.net
hjh
* I live in China, where access to USA-based email servers can be slow. So
efficient use of network resources is a big deal for me.
_______________________________________________
6 Sep
6 Sep
4:07 a.m.
On 05/09/14 19:08, James Harkins wrote:
> Kazakore <dj_kaza@...> writes:
(couldn't find Claws, actually just seen it in
Suggested as
claws-mail...)
Well slow and buggy Claws just managed to delete my entire Inbox
folder! Including emails going back quite a lot of years! (Which I
admit I should have moved a lot of to different folders, most of which
are set-up but I'm often lazy.) Didn't even put them in the Deleted
folder for recovery!!
Luckily Hotmail has a Restore Deleted function if you go via webmail
and I have managed to get a fair number of the important, recent ones
back but definitely still missing a fair few!
So far it actually appears to be slower in letting you browse while
loading than Thunderbird and I'm currently in the capital, with better
internet than I had before. Not yet managed to find a way to show my
own replies inline with the threaded view, although it gives you a
clickable symbol to let you know you have a reply (why not just show it
inline?) There are a fair number of Plugins installable via Apt but no
idea if any would add this functionality?? Yet to work out if the
keyboard shortcuts suit my methods...
Not tried the other suggestions yet.
And although I say buggy that might be an exagaration. Partially my
fault for trying to do things to some folders while it's still trying
to load other folder's contents I think. Once set up as I like and with
a bit of patience my end I don't think anything drastic like that would
happen again! ;)
10:18 a.m.
On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 07:52:19 +0545
kazakore <dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
That's strange. I've been using Claws ever since it split from Sylpheed and
never had anything like that happen. I've even copied entire directories across
to different machines over the years (as I've upgraded) without loss.
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
Say you have a poem and I have a tune.
Exchange them and we can both have a poem, a tune, and a song.
On 05/09/14 19:08, James Harkins wrote:
> Kazakore <dj_kaza@...> writes:
(couldn't find Claws, actually just seen it
in Suggested as
claws-mail...)
Well slow and buggy Claws just managed to delete my entire Inbox
folder! Including emails going back quite a lot of years! (Which I
admit I should have moved a lot of to different folders, most of which
are set-up but I'm often lazy.) Didn't even put them in the Deleted
folder for recovery!!
10:58 a.m.
On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 07:52:19 +0545
kazakore <dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
I never had a problem like that. I'd double check whether the files are
actually gone fro the harddrive or just don't show up in claws anymore.
On 05/09/14 19:08, James Harkins wrote:
> Kazakore <dj_kaza@...> writes:
(couldn't find Claws, actually just seen it
in Suggested as
claws-mail...)
Well slow and buggy Claws just managed to delete my entire Inbox
folder! Including emails going back quite a lot of years! (Which I
admit I should have moved a lot of to different folders, most of which
are set-up but I'm often lazy.) Didn't even put them in the Deleted
folder for recovery!!
Luckily Hotmail has a Restore Deleted function if you go via webmail
and I have managed to get a fair number of the important, recent ones
back but definitely still missing a fair few! So far it actually appears to be slower in letting you
browse while
loading than Thunderbird and I'm currently in the capital, with better
internet than I had before. Not yet managed to find a way to show my
own replies inline with the threaded view, although it gives you a
clickable symbol to let you know you have a reply (why not just show
it inline?) There are a fair number of Plugins installable via Apt
but no idea if any would add this functionality?? Yet to work out if
the keyboard shortcuts suit my methods...
Not tried the other suggestions yet.
And although I say buggy that might be an exagaration. Partially my
fault for trying to do things to some folders while it's still trying
to load other folder's contents I think. Once set up as I like and
with a bit of patience my end I don't think anything drastic like
that would happen again! ;)
Claws has a support mailinglist, maybe they can help you there.
I currently have only 16k emails in my largest folder and so far claws
is fast enough. If you have a lot more maybe something like notmuch
would work better. I used offlineimap + sup, and that worked reasonably
well. Maybe offlineimap would be for you, you'd have everything
available offline. sup is pretty much dead as far as I know and it
never got mature, so I'd go for notmuch + some frontend nowadays. Maybe
I'll switch myself at some point, but setting up roughly four different
programs can be a bit of a pain.
Ciao, Philipp
11:26 a.m.
On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 10:57:59 +0200
Philipp Überbacher <murks(a)tuxfamily.org> wrote:
That is far, far more than I have in any folder! Still finding it slow!
Doesn't seem to prioritise what you are trying to do and often doesn't
even seem to recognise you have clicked onto a different message. I
have a feeling it's due to slow internet connection?
Is this offlineimap you mention in one of the plugin packages? As I
mentioned I downloaded the -tools and -docs but none of the -*plugins
so far. Sure there are quite a few which would help me once I know what
to look for. Hopefully one to show own replies inline as well, as it
knows you have replied as provides a link to go to your message, when
personally I would like it to just display it in place.
Anyway as you so rightly point out I should take this to their own
mailing list now. It does in some ways seem smoother than Thunderbird,
despite my quibbles in this thread, and I do like the GTK of setting
shortcuts (although I don't have the setting permanently enabled to
prevent myself from doing so by accident.)
Dale.
On Sat, 6 Sep 2014 07:52:19 +0545
kazakore <dj_kaza(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
I never had a problem like that. I'd double check whether the files
are actually gone fro the harddrive or just don't show up in claws
anymore.
Thanks for your comments Will and Phil. I think it might have actually
been user error! I thought it was because I tried deleted the contents
of a folder which it had incorrectly set to Inbox in preferences (I was
trying to open this folder to empty it, I should really remove myself
from the FreeCycle mail-lists now I'm not in the UK but haven't got
around to it but don't like to let it build up too much.) I had
right-clicked on Inbox to set as default inbox (rather than INBOX) and
once the page loaded deleted all (from context menu, stupidly full
delete option, as Del key wouldn't do anything) and then afterwards
noticed it had incorrectly set my FreeCycle folder to be default inbox.
Possibly this is why and a slight bug but really more a matter of
patience required my end.
But I do have both a Inbox folder and an INBOX folder in my list,
trying to delete one fails to remove the folder but does delete all
messages from both!! I might have done this around the same time and
assumed it was from emptying the other folder. Actually emptying the
other folder while it was erroneously set to be default inbox would
have the same effect!
Is there possibly a way to merge both inbox folders into one, as
they're really the same? Don't need the folder listed twice! Although I
could use favourites as all I really need 99% of the time is Inbox and
LinuxAudio folders.
On 05/09/14 19:08, James Harkins wrote:
> Kazakore <dj_kaza@...> writes:
(couldn't find Claws, actually just seen it
in Suggested as
claws-mail...)
Well slow and buggy Claws just managed to delete my entire Inbox
folder! Including emails going back quite a lot of years! (Which I
admit I should have moved a lot of to different folders, most of
which are set-up but I'm often lazy.) Didn't even put them in the
Deleted folder for recovery!!
Luckily Hotmail has a Restore Deleted function if you go via webmail
and I have managed to get a fair number of the important, recent
ones back but definitely still missing a fair few! So far it actually appears to be slower in
letting you browse while
loading than Thunderbird and I'm currently in the capital, with
better internet than I had before. Not yet managed to find a way to
show my own replies inline with the threaded view, although it
gives you a clickable symbol to let you know you have a reply (why
not just show it inline?) There are a fair number of Plugins
installable via Apt but no idea if any would add this
functionality?? Yet to work out if the keyboard shortcuts suit my
methods...
Not tried the other suggestions yet.
And although I say buggy that might be an exagaration. Partially my
fault for trying to do things to some folders while it's still
trying to load other folder's contents I think. Once set up as I
like and with a bit of patience my end I don't think anything
drastic like that would happen again! ;)
Claws has a support mailinglist, maybe they can help you there.
I currently have only 16k emails in my largest folder and so far claws
is fast enough. If you have a lot more maybe something like notmuch
would work better. I used offlineimap + sup, and that worked
reasonably well. Maybe offlineimap would be for you, you'd have
everything available offline. sup is pretty much dead as far as I
know and it never got mature, so I'd go for notmuch + some frontend
nowadays. Maybe I'll switch myself at some point, but setting up
roughly four different programs can be a bit of a pain.
18 Sep
18 Sep
8:53 a.m.
On 09/05/2014 02:47 AM, Kazakore wrote:
Evolution, Thunderbird and Alpine are the ones
I've tried.
I use icedove (=thunderbird) and I can live with that...
BTW: Are you kazakore from the renoise forums?
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