I moved to Gmail around the summer of 2004. Have not moved since. I
strongly recommend it. It has an IMAP server, but no client.
Before Gmail I had Thunderbird in the pre v1 days. Wasn't bad. Before
Thunderbird was Eudora. Now that's an email client! Never had to deal with
a command line client. Not experienced enough I guess =)
Josh Luthman
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On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 4:18 PM, Henrik Størner <user-ce4a2c883f75@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Josh Luthman wrote:
Mutt to Thunderbird? That has to be weird, especially after 25 years!!!
I started out with Elm, actually, collecting mail over 2400 baud dial-up
uucp-link.
(Gosh, I'm getting old...)
These days there are just too many HTML e-mails with embedded links, images
etc that text-based e-mail cannot handle. And since I upgraded my mail
system I can now access all of it via a web interface, so going for a
graphical mail reader seemed like the obvious solution.
Thunderbird seems ok. There are some quirks, so maybe I'll try some other
mail client. Fortunately they all work with IMAP.
Regards,
Henrik