Thunderbird
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Mozilla Thunderbird is a free, open source, cross-platform e-mail and news client developed by the Mozilla Foundation. The project strategy is modeled after Mozilla Firefox, a project aimed at creatin... More


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LICENSE : mozilla public license v1.0
GNU General Public License (GPL) : Gnu Lesser General Public License (lgpl) : OPERATING SYSTEM : os independent
LATEST VERSION : 2.0.0.16

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Nice Application, Except...

I really like this application except for the lack of support for hotmail. I've configured for yahoo, gmail, and several RSS feeds, which is really cool, but no luck with hotmail. Anyone know if this will be supported in the future? If not, I guess I'll have to move my hotmail accounts over to yahoo or gmail.


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Great Mail Reader

I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird for 3 years now, and we're using it at work for 2 years.

No problem at all, very useful


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Thunderbird  by an anonymous user on May 1st 2008 at 07:52 AM

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Good One

Quite handy for me.


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Awesome


Thunderbird  by an anonymous user on February 29th 2008 at 10:06 PM

Awesome, easy to install and configure - my 10 yr. old would be able to do this! Easy to add, administer new email accounts and easy to backup your mail.


What no one seems to have mentioned is the search. No more waiting for 15 minutes for Outlook to search through your inbox!


If you do decide to continue to torture yourself with Outlook be sure to install google desktop and use that to search through your mail.


Overall it just goes to show the power of OpenSource!


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Ulteo Expands Open Virtual Desktop; Brings Linux and Windows Apps to the Same Desktop

In November, I wrote about Ulteo's Open Virtual Desktop, an open source desktop delivery utility. Simply described, the Ulteo Open Virtual Desktop (OVD) is a browser-based operating system and applications suite that is controlled and configured, ideally, by your organization's systems administrators. This makes managing, working, and collaborating from remote locations possible so long as there is a computer nearby with a Java-enabled browser and internet connection.

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Columba v/s thunderbird?

Someone mentioned that I should download Columba as a replacement to Thunderbird. Anyone else who shares this same view??

I was very happy when I shifted from Outlook to Thunderbird and am extremely happy with Thunderbird for the last 2 years. I really don't see any reason to change from Thunderbird...

Any tools that allow you to sync google calendar with outlook automatically.

You can currently export the calendar data into ical format and then manually import it into outlook but this is way too tedious. Is there any tool (i'd be willing to pay real money for this!) that automates the 2-way sync between google and outlook calendars.

What about for Thunderbird?

Thunderbird v/s Zimbra v/s Gmail (yes, I know its not Open Source!)?

I, unfortunately, like most of the workforce, have been on Outlook for longer than I can remember (actually there was a brief, blissful moment way back when I was using Lotus Notes!).

Just wanted to get your thoughts on the advantages of deploying Thunderbird v/s Zimbra for a small company (20-25 people). Google Apps is also an interesting (free) service that we are evaluating cause gmail comes bundled in there for free.

Thoughts/Suggestions?

Thunderbird and iCal and iPhone and Mac!

Hi - I have checked out Sunbird, and it is very neat. However, I am looking for something that will allow me to automatically sync my iPhone with my calendar. I currently use Thunderbird for my email, and not Mail.app. Is there an easy way in which I can keep track of 'todos' and events/appointments in Thunderbird and have them AUTOMATICALLY updated in iCal so it can sync with my iPhone.

What is the best way to use Exchange Public Folders on the Mac

I need to access Exchange public folders from my mac. Does Mail do this? Thunderbird?

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