Grommunio an open source Exchange replacement

Re:Grommunio an open source Exchange replacement by psd1 on Saturday September 25, 2021 @07:46AM (#28652354)

Tangent, apologies! But vaguely related to topic of mail migrations.

What are people using as desktop mail clients on Windows?

I think I'm finally ready to drop outlook

- keyboard navigation is shit - modal dialogues everywhere - obstinate about headers on outbound mail

I had a look at emClient but the trial ran out before I could evaluate it, lol. I'll spend money but not without evaluating it first.

I need: - good search - flexibility of outbound "from" address - strong rules and filters. Ability to run external script on an incoming mail would be a game changer.

Thunderbird is too graphically ugly for my eyeballs. I want a product that looks like it was developed after 2003...

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Re:Grommunio an open source Exchange replacement by jraph on Saturday September 25, 2021 @07:49AM (#28652377)

Getting used to Thunderbird's appearance is probably worth it. It's just a question of habit and the UI itself is very efficient.

It can be customized, too, I think, but I have never bothered with this.

It seems to fulfill your requirements.

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Re:Grommunio an open source Exchange replacement by sunsetandlabrea on Saturday September 25, 2021 @03:14PM (#28655482)

I use Postbox on Windows at least. Have done for years. Far from perfect, based on Thunderbird so under the hood pretty solid, and looks and feels better mostly.

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