4 points by gabeyaw 24 hours ago | 15 comments

icheyne 23 hours ago [-]

Thunderbird, by Mozilla who make Firefox, is free and open source. It can handle your requirements, but not sure about vim shortcuts and there's no AI functionality. It's been around for a long time

gabeyaw 22 hours ago [-]

Thanks, I don't need AI functionality (unless you mean the scheduling meetings) and tbh would rather avoid anything branded as AI

21 hours ago [-]

icheyne 4 hours ago [-]

There is none

sybercecurity 23 hours ago [-]

I used MailMate (https://freron.com/) before and I liked it. Very customizable and the search functionality is better than Apple Mail or Outlook. Has some tool extensions to allow it to interact with some other apps.

It does not have a built in calendar though, so you will need to either get something else (there is an extension to allow MailMate to work with some calendars).

gabeyaw 23 hours ago [-]

Thanks. Do you use something different now? Is there a reason you left it

terminalbraid 23 hours ago [-]

I assume you've ruled out the native Mac client?

gabeyaw 23 hours ago [-]

Actually I haven't. I used to use it on an old macbook but it became buggy. I'd consider using it if you think it would be suitable

terminalbraid 23 hours ago [-]

It's what I use and it meets all your requests except maybe the hotkeys.

gabeyaw 23 hours ago [-]

Ok, I'll have a look. Mac OS lets you change the hotkeys in the menubar anyway, so not a back idea

Jeremy1026 21 hours ago [-]

I use default Apple Mail. It meets points 1, 2, 4. 3 can be somewhat configured like you said.

gabeyaw 23 hours ago [-]

Thanks for the suggestion

victorbjorklund 22 hours ago [-]

Spark Email is good. Has 1-3. Maybe 4.

gabeyaw 22 hours ago [-]

Thanks

oulipo 23 hours ago [-]

I'm using Airmail Business version (one-time payment) which is quite nice

gabeyaw 23 hours ago [-]

Thanks, I'll have a look. I guess I should have said I was looking for a free client, but if it's good and long lasting then I guess it's worth the payment