Recently, the Linux version of the free email client BlueMail was released.
You might think that another email client for Linux is unnecessary. And you are absolutely right! After all, there are no source codes, meaning your emails could be accessed by many people — from the client developers to those in charge.
So, what makes BlueMail famous? No one really knows. Even what it’s written in is unclear. The developers call it a "free, cross-platform client compatible with Gmail, Yahoo, and Outlook." But its advantages don’t stop there! BlueMail scans your emails to filter messages in the 'inbox' to separate service emails from genuine ones, and the 'unified inbox' feature allows you to collect and organize emails from different accounts. It supports IMAP, Exchange, and POP3 protocols.
The free version allows you to download up to 3 copies (3 identities) of the program for personal use. The 'Pro' version for small businesses and enterprises offers more features and includes paid support. The minimum cost of the 'Pro' version is $5.99 per month.
BlueMail is available for Ubuntu, Manjaro, and any distribution that supports snap packages.
Install BlueMail right now:
sudo snap install bluemail
Source: linux.org.ru
