Mailspring On Linux - The Best Linux E-Mail Client?

I was thinking about giving Thunderbird a go since I've not used a email program since the 90's and just use web based services. But it would be nice to have a local copy of some of those emails in case the net went down. I still have emails from relatives that have passed on which I'll want to go back and read one day. Anyways, maybe I'll give mailspring a go as it looks quite polished. Thanks for the vid Troy!

I think its a good layout. You can see the email subject, sender, date, & short text preview for many messages in large text without need to click or navigate at all. Then when you do click the email display area is large & not a slim strip like other clients. So design wise, its the best evolution of an email client. Actually, the layout view is basically an identical clone of Apple Mail.
As long as it stable & bug free I think I would comfortably switch to this. - hmm, yes. I think i will try it now.!

I can't get it working in Arch... it always says libsecret is missing... but I checked it and its there...

Hey great❤️

Everyone - blurring their names
Ebuzz - * confidently shows politics and other shit spam in his email *

It's what Thunderchicken want to be when it never grows up

how does this compare to kmail? i use manjaro kde, what is the disadvantage of using kmail?

Does Mailspring support O365 with EWS?

Naah just use thunder bird

It still needs a lot of work... Their signature handling is abysmal. Whoever did their pre-made layouts should be fired. It has issues with copying and pasting and messing up the format. I also don't like the look that is appears more like a webpage than software visually. As someone who needs office 365 support for email, I'm always open to finding a linux alternative. But this still doesn't replace Outlook for me, and so I'm still running Windows in a virtual until I can get a decent email client.

Does this client support Push email or is it delayed and need refreshing?

Thanks for the video as well, very helpful 🙂

This is a great client I have it on windows and Linux but I found the ram usage to be quite high on windows

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I couldn't send mail while connecting to VPN...

awesome mate thank you!

Can it add protonmail account?

I installed it today, played with it for about 15 minutes and then uninstalled it again.
What I liked:
- the clean gui
- easy setup with my MS Exchange Mail Account
- Mailspring ID now optional
What I didn't like:
- I couldn't find any way to access my calendar
- It was sloooooooooooooooooooooooww