[ale] just finished configuring Eudora Open Source Edition

[Ron Frazier]

I just finished spending most of the week configuring Eudora Open Source 
Edition on 2 Linux installations and 2 Windows installations, and 
getting access to a huge archive of old messages that I have.  I've had 
years of experience with Eudora Classic on Windows.  So far, I'm liking 
Eudora OSE better than I like Evolution.  I think it has a much richer 
feature set.  I have no experience with Thunderbird, so I cannot 
compare.  I am now using this product on all my pc's except one I rarely 
use.  On that one, I'll use Evolution if I have to get to email.

If anyone else is working with this product, and has any questions, I'll 
be glad to try to help.  Note that I don't have any IMAP experience however.

Eudora OSE (as an Open Source product) is at version 1.0, so there are a 
few bugs, but I haven't found anything too major.  It's available for 
Linux, Windows, and Mac.

WARNING: Don't install Eudora OSE on a system with Thunderbird.  They 
share much of the same codebase and config files and will conflict with 
each other.

Sincerely,

Ron

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Ron Frazier

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