I've used many email clients over the years, some I liked a lot, some
not much at all.
On DOS/Novell I was partial to Pegasus Mail.
I never got on with it's the Windows version, but it's free and a worth while
option.
On Windows I found Eudora to be my clear
favourite. It's closed source and even comes in an adware version, but I do
like it. It also has a reputation for being buggy, and having a strange
interface, but I still like it.
Outlook and Outlook-look-a-likes such as Thunderbird and
Evolution I hate. I'm
forced to use Outlook at work, and I utterly loath it. At home on
my Linux box I use Thunderbird as my GUI email client, and while it is
better than Outlook, I still don't like it that much.
In the Unix and Linux world I grew up on elm, then
pine and I currently use
mutt. While GUI mail clients are much
fancier, there is still a place for text mode email, and I do really like
mutt, it's so fast and simple.
Today I discovered that Eudora is formally being ported to Linux. No
beta release yet, but certainally good news.
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