Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
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Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
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Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#2Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#3Why "missing" though? On Windows 10, Mail is quite nice. On OSX there's Airmail. On Linux there's bupkis, but that's really not what Linux is for.
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#4Why "missing" though? On Windows 10, Mail is quite nice. On OSX there's Airmail. On Linux there's bupkis, but that's really not what Linux is for.
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#5Why "missing" though? On Windows 10, Mail is quite nice. On OSX there's Airmail. On Linux there's bupkis, but that's really not what Linux is for.
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#6Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#7Why "missing" though? On Windows 10, Mail is quite nice. On OSX there's Airmail. On Linux there's bupkis, but that's really not what Linux is for.
On Linux, there's Geary (now pantheon-mail): http://blog.elementary.io/post/139731273161/re-geary
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#8Looks great. But it makes me really wonder why somebody is doing Google's job.
Google has bet big on web apps. They are pushing hard to make the web app the way of the future. I don't have a problem with that, and to an extent I'm getting used to it (while simultaneously moving my clients in that direction like I've been doing for ten years), but in an age when it's still very transitional, it is nice to have these wrappers to make everything a little smoother.
If they published desktop apps, folks would never migrate. They would complain about the poor experience on the Chromebook, etc.
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#9Looks great. But it makes me really wonder why somebody is doing Google's job.
Re: Wmail – Desktop client for Gmail and Google Inbox
#10Kiwi looks to be about the same as Wmail but without the Google Inbox. (and it is a pay product)