On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:41:43 -0400 Jorge Luis Gonzalez <lists@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'm not one of the developers and this is a totally unprompted > recommendation, but, if you haven't tried it, I can't say enough good > things about the Claws Mail client. It's an extended version of > Sylpheed, I think, and is the only graphical (Gtk) mail program I've > found that comes anywhere near to Mutt. > > Unlike Evolution, it does only one thing, but it does that one > thing--mail handling--very, very well indeed. Plugins are available > to handle PGP in all its various permutations; to read PDFs inline; > there's even a Perl plugin that allows you to script actions that > can't be configured natively, though what those may be I can't > imagine. > > If you're looking for a mail client that can chew through a large > number of mailing lists, do check it out: threaded indexing (à la > Mutt), handles quote levels in contrasting colors (like Mutt), and is > set up for easy pre- and post-processing of mails. It's also > fast--much faster than Evolution. (I have to admit that even as a Nat > and Miguel fanboi.) > > I still use Mutt to read mail on the server, but when I'm on my Fedora > box, Claws Mail is just so good I just had to share. > > (Be sure to get the claws-mail-plugins RPM if you try it out.) > > JL What about a "go to next unread thread" feature (=mark all the mails as read in a given thread and jump to the next unread thread, to the first unread mail of it)? Thanks in advance for any info, Z.
