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tbtrayicon
Thunderbird tray icon add-on
A very simple add-on for Thunderbird 68.2+ that uses native messaging to display a persistent icon in the KDE systray. You definitely need a native binary in addition to the add-on. There is only one at the moment for KDE: a Qt5 application written in C++. I suggest using the latest Thunderbird version 68.3.1, which fixes a bug in an API function when searching for unread messages. It may or may not work with earlier versions. -
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a lightweight pop3 mail notification system tray app for kde4. since version 2.0 it is a native kde4 app.
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A multiplatform (Unix/Linux, Windows and Mac OS X) mail client with native versions for each platform and features such as appointments and NNTP newsgroups.
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Binary package of Ximian (Novell) Evolution (X11 version) for Mac OS X, with native Mac OS X installer.
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Project to develop an open-source replacement for MS-Exchange(r), leaving the client-side native. Unfortunately it seems impossible to achieve this. MS has done good work in obscuring the protocols.
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