QUOTE
Missing Mozilla Thunderbird? Here are five email alternatives
Summary: Mozilla has put Thunderbird out to grass, halting development on the venerable desktop email client. Here are five multi-platform, open-source alternatives for fans looking for a replacement
Ben Woods
By Ben Woods | July 10, 2012 -- Updated 14:34 GMT (07:34 PDT)
With the news that Mozilla will no longer be developing its long-standing email client, there will undoubtedly be a lot of disappointed Thunderbird users out there. Worry not: ZDNet has put together a list of five alternative desktop email clients that can be used in place of the venerable software.
In general, we've gone for similarly open-source multi-platform clients, eschewing native options such as Microsoft Outlook or Apple Mail. All testing was done a Windows XP machine, so the clients may look slightly different depending on which platform you are using.
An informative, slide show like article:
http://www.zdnet.com...ves-7000000492/
Summary: Mozilla has put Thunderbird out to grass, halting development on the venerable desktop email client. Here are five multi-platform, open-source alternatives for fans looking for a replacement
Ben Woods
By Ben Woods | July 10, 2012 -- Updated 14:34 GMT (07:34 PDT)
With the news that Mozilla will no longer be developing its long-standing email client, there will undoubtedly be a lot of disappointed Thunderbird users out there. Worry not: ZDNet has put together a list of five alternative desktop email clients that can be used in place of the venerable software.
In general, we've gone for similarly open-source multi-platform clients, eschewing native options such as Microsoft Outlook or Apple Mail. All testing was done a Windows XP machine, so the clients may look slightly different depending on which platform you are using.
An informative, slide show like article:
http://www.zdnet.com...ves-7000000492/
