Hi folks
Thunderbird users -- you CAN install the beta version and keep your existing version if you want to try it -- works on Linux and windows --testing on Linux first --identical behaviour and GUI to Windows.
current version

Beta -- just about to start testing

The default is that you have to set up all your accounts again -- but use Import option to import everything from current installation.
beta version running concurrently with old version

I'm getting more and more impressed with thunderbird especially as it can handle all sorts of accounts and is FREE - although there are so many options to play with -- suggest you use a VM so you don't hose up existing email client !!!!
Cheers
jimbo
Thunderbird users -- you CAN install the beta version and keep your existing version if you want to try it -- works on Linux and windows --testing on Linux first --identical behaviour and GUI to Windows.
current version

Beta -- just about to start testing

The default is that you have to set up all your accounts again -- but use Import option to import everything from current installation.
beta version running concurrently with old version

I'm getting more and more impressed with thunderbird especially as it can handle all sorts of accounts and is FREE - although there are so many options to play with -- suggest you use a VM so you don't hose up existing email client !!!!
Cheers
jimbo
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