Artificial intelligence is already in browsers, phones, search engines, text editors and even in apps that used to feel completely ordinary. It was only a matter of time before it started reaching the Linux desktop in a more serious way. Now Canonical, the company behind…
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Proton Mail on Linux Proton Mail is one of the best-known private email services in the world. It was born as a secure alternative to Gmail and Outlook, with encryption, a focus on privacy and its own ecosystem that includes email, calendar, VPN, cloud storage,…
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Tuta Mail on Linux Tuta Mail, formerly known as Tutanota, is one of the best-known email services when we talk about privacy, encryption and alternatives to Gmail, Outlook or Yahoo. Unlike other traditional providers, Tuta is not mainly designed to be used through IMAP or…
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Alpine is a terminal email client descended from Pine, designed for those who want a fast, text-based experience strongly focused on keyboard use. Unlike NeoMutt or aerc, Alpine is usually somewhat more accessible for users who want to work in the console, but without editing…
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NeoMutt is one of the most powerful email clients for the terminal. It was born as an evolution of Mutt and is designed for users who want to control their email from the console, with keyboard shortcuts, configuration files, integration with external tools and highly…
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aerc is a terminal email client designed for users who prefer working with the keyboard, configuration files and fast workflows. It is not a graphical client like Thunderbird, Evolution or Geary: aerc runs in the terminal and is aimed at advanced users, system administrators, developers…
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Sylpheed is a lightweight, fast and classic email client, designed for those who prefer a simple application over a heavy suite. It does not try to compete in modern features with Thunderbird or Evolution, but instead offers a stable, clear and efficient experience for reading,…
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Balsa is an email client for Linux historically associated with the GNOME desktop. It is a lightweight, classic and configurable option, designed for those who want to manage email from the desktop without using an overly heavy application. The project itself defines it as an…
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Claws Mail is a lightweight, fast and highly configurable email client. Unlike more modern applications such as Mailspring or Geary, Claws Mail focuses on a classic experience: multiple accounts, filters, rules, folders, plugins, tags, support for IMAP, POP3 and SMTP, and an interface designed for…
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Mailspring is a modern, visual and cross-platform email client, available for Linux, Windows and macOS. On Linux, it is especially interesting for those looking for a more polished application than many classic clients, with a unified inbox, fast search, support for multiple accounts and a…
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