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    #16
    Originally posted by oshunluvr View Post
    All the others you listed are GTK.
    Correct, of course, but I thought they were still worth mentioning if pondering alternatives to Thunderbird (which isn't a Qt app either)

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      #17
      Why look for a KMail alternative? It's great! Like the rest of KDE, you can configure KMail out the wazoo. That's a huge benefit. I basically live in email, and yes, I'm aware that makes me a dinosaur now, chompin' my paleobits. Therefore, a highly flexible client matters. During my brief foray into GNOME a few weeks ago, I gave Evolution a whirl. Yuck. Icons the size of manhole covers, limited view flexibility, and no way to fine tune the message list pane. KMail rawks.

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        #18
        Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
        Why look for a KMail alternative?
        Because I've tried it 3 times, most recently just about a month ago. Two days in, everything was going great, then endless spinning waiting for folders to open or refresh because some Akonadi process (if I remember correctly) was stuck. Close it, re-open it, work for a while, spin. No solution after a fair amount of searching. It obviously works for a lot of people, but never has for me. With my client contact being 99.8% email, I quickly lose patience and fire up Tbird.

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          #19
          I had a similar experience lately but I think it's the evil trilogy, not kmail.

          Please Read Me

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            #20
            Ok most folk can probably stop reading here....but....

            I, personally, have moved to almost 90 percent of my "interaction with OTHER PEOPLE"..... through my Android Verizon Cell Phone...

            If...Opera would have ....

            enough LARGENESS OF VISION.....to actually DO THIS.......

            so that there could really BE A CROSS PHYSICAL HARDWARE...(cross platform)......e-mail client.....

            AHEM......................CRASSSSSSS

            FINANCIAL POST.....

            Ummmmmm most "third party" dinguses on Android have the DREADED

            DETESTED

            ADVERTSING at the bottom of the cell phone....


            http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/...-s-AdMob-2.jpg

            If "WE" could actually have ONE...

            ONE....

            ONE....

            cross hardware e-mail program...

            I think that all of those crass kids and adults etc..... would use that program...

            and "put up with".... the advertising at the bottom of the physical screen on the cell phone...

            I....personally HAVE NEVER......

            although... I MIGHT.... I have never actually clicked one of the advertisings...

            but...

            it MIGHT BE...

            THAT TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE....

            using...

            THE..............ONLY.........CROSS PHYSICAL DEVICE..."platform"........

            might have enough of them clicking the advertising...to

            FINANCE THE APPLICATION

            ....and

            LINUX...

            gets a cross physical device application

            for those WHO NEED IT....

            the rest of the people who do not need to interact across MANY PHYSICAL devices can rely on "the old standards"...

            just my thoughts...

            of little worth

            woodVERYMUCHCROSSPHYSICAL(platform)DEVICEsmoke
            Last edited by woodsmoke; Jun 02, 2013, 12:13 AM.

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              #21
              Originally posted by SteveRiley View Post
              Why look for a KMail alternative?
              I use 6 imap accounts for which a like a unified inbox view as in Tbird. I tried this in Kmail through stored search, but can't get this to work because the search doesn't get updated, manual nor automatically. Everything else I want to do, I can in Kmail. I would love to use it, however a unified view is essential because of the complex dir structures in the imap accounts, maintained by filters. It works on my phone (Kaiten mail), it works in Tbird, it should work in Kmail. (It could be me though )
              You're making progress, if each mistake is a new one

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                #22
                BUT WILL IT INTEGRATE WITH THE BELOVED WINDOWS !!!!?

                If it will not integrqate with windows then I am outa here!!!

                fee#d me!!!

                little sHOP of....horRRORS!!!! I WANT MY MAIL!!!!!

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