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Thunderbird...or Betterbird? ...or Evolution?
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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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I couldn't yet used to Evolution. Tried it and didn't like it. I really like Thunderbird and donate to them monthly. I've even embraced its RSS reader.
Is it a bit of a RAM-hogging, bloated mess? Yes, but eh, I've got 16 and 32 GB on my two machines. And it has everything I need. Let's me manage 5 or 6 email accounts for different businesses a perfectly.
They are making a lot of changes. We'll see how it ends up in a couple years.