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[ILUG] Mail clients

[ILUG] Mail clients

Niall O Broin niall at linux.ie
Tue Jan 16 12:49:53 GMT 2007


On 16 Jan 2007, at 12:20, Daniel Shaw wrote:

>> I wish someone would write an IMAP client that worked in the same  
>> way as
>> gmail (eg conversations kept together). I hate having to trawl  
>> through
>> my Sent Mail and then copying stuff back into various folders to  
>> achieve
>> this in Thunderbird :/
>
> http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/mail/
>
> Ok, ok, I know it's not going to run on your favourite Linux distro
> but it's the most awesome little mail client. Really :-)

I use mail.app daily, as I use OS-X on an MBP and mail.app is the  
path of least resistance. But it has some cuties.  It sometimes  
decides that mail I've read in an imap account I did NOT really read,  
and marks it unread again. This behaviour is completely random. I  
have a number of colleagues using mail.app with the same IMAP server  
I use and they never see this behaviour. Another ILUG member uses  
mail.app on two Macs, and sees this behaviour on one, but not on the  
other.

Just the other day I noticed that its searching is also pants. I have  
an email which contains the exact string 10JAN07. mail.app can find  
that, but can't find JAN07. Frankly, I'd like the searching to be at  
least as good as grep.



Niall




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