Thunderbird in 2010 by project lead David Ascher, who I met with a few days ago. I’m sticking with Thunderbird for this year, just hoping for some kick-butt Gravatar integration.
Thunderbird in 2010 by project lead David Ascher, who I met with a few days ago. I’m sticking with Thunderbird for this year, just hoping for some kick-butt Gravatar integration.
What do you do for a web option? I used to use Thunderbird. I thought it worked well but left me without a web option since I use several computers during the day. I’ve been using Google apps for a few years now and that solved the issue.
I have a laptop and phone with my email that’s with me 99% of the time.
For Thunderbird there’s a nice plugin which supports GrAvatars and other “faces” systems too … MessageFaces is it’s name
I just made the switch to Tunderbird (after the new version came out) for my private mail as well and will stick to it in 2010.
I like Seamonkey. Handy to have an HTML editor built-in (even if flawed), and I like the awesome bar in SM more than FF’s. Lightning now also works with SM’s email client.
I like SeaMonkey as well. I wonder which is better as a browser. Sea Monkey or Thunderbird. What do you think?
Matt,
Who are you using for email hosting, or do you guys run your own mail server in-house?
I just host my email on the same server as this website, which runs Cpanel.
Ditto the Seamonkey comments.
Just wondering, as currently this is the main thing that’s holding me back from Thunderbird; what do you use for documents and spreadsheets?
Personally I think I would miss the integration between these products when referring to Microsoft Office.
Open Office (which is bad) and Google Docs (which are good).