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Dovecot supports tags.
Dovecot supports it, but are there any good, stable IMAP clients that work with it?
(Although I usually kill the default tags that Thunderbird still includes as a hangover from the original Thunderbird release because that way I get useful tag names in the Maildir should I ever need to hack on them directly.)
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Dovecot supports tags.
Dovecot supports it, but are there any good, stable IMAP clients that work with it?
It's very much hitting the basic, fast spot though, rather than the gmail style.
SquirrelMail (is open source) and has some nice paid themes http://nutsmail.com/
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I seriously cannot believe that something that looks like it was designed for Netscape Navigator still exists. There must be a need for it over everything else, I'd love to know where it's still used.
Or there's very little need for it, which is why nobody has made anything better since.
SUP is supposedly modeled after Gmail, if you enjoy the benefits of text tools. I myself am using mutt.
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Dovecot supports it, but are there any good, stable IMAP clients that work with it?
Thunderbird good enough? (Although I usually kill the default tags that Thunderbird still includes as a hangover from the original Thunderbird release because that way I get useful tag names in the Maildir should I ever need to hack on them directly.)
I use Thunderbird with a cheap fastmail.fm account. You can access your fastmail account from anywhere with their web interface. You can access it from any imap client.
It all works good enough for me. Not fantastic, but good enough.
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Dovecot supports it, but are there any good, stable IMAP clients that work with it?
Thunderbird good enough? (Although I usually kill the default tags that Thunderbird still includes as a hangover from the original Thunderbird release because that way I get useful tag names in the Maildir should I ever need to hack on them directly.)
Oh man. As a longtime Thunderbird user, I have to say, that's a loaded question. :)