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...It supports POP3 and IMAP4 protocols with or without SSL. Besides showing an icon it provides status details in a tooltip, a control menu, and a convenient configuration dialog. PyBiff has been inspired by KBiff <https://granroth.com/kbiff/> and provides the original icons from that package as default icon set. It is licensed under GPLv2.

Source code for be able to use Relation Tags. It is part of project VocabularyMem but can be used separately. Relation Tags are tags which can be relationed together . For example tag "Paris" and tag "France" can be relationed with a relation "is part of". This code is created from 0 and is able to define which type of relation we use, using most elemental mathematic properties. It is strongly recommended to read "Relation Tags guide for programmers". Inside source zip, also contains dialogs...

Add support for making Gmail the default mail application for the GNOME desktop. "Gmail" will be a choice for Mail Reader in the Preferred Applications dialog. "Mailto" links, "Send Link", etc., will be handled by Gmail.

Fast Greylist daemon as a Postfix Access Policy Delegation Service with a variable extendable rule set. The rules are used for whitelisting, blacklisting and greylisting based on information from the SMTP dialog on a "per delivery attempt" basis.

A cross-platform notification daemon written in Ruby. Can be petitioned by an arbitrary application (local or remote) to activate notification plugins. Plugin examples include a popup dialog, a syslog entry, or an email alert.

A bug profiling and -reporting program/lib written in java. It enables implementing (java-)programs to generate meaningful reports in case of an error. They can be submitted (automaticly/dialog) by mail (text, html, bugzilla ..) without external programs