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XMaiLer is yet another emailclient which is developed in Java and uses JavaMail as mail engine and xmlApplication framework to interact with users. It is designed as fully customizable and extensible via XML configuration files
Kiltdown is an EmailClient for UNIX. It is UI independant (I use both Gnome and KDE), and is fully featured, including MIME support, multiple accounts, filtering, etc. It currently runs under Linux, FreeBSD, and Solaris.
A Full Featured E-Mail client with support for SMTP, POP3, Full IMAP, LDAP support for a global address book (anonymous and authenticated) unlimited private address books, todo lists, a personal calendar, spell checking support.
IMAPWeb is web-based IMAP client. It is written using Java and uses the Enhydra platform. It supports folders, file attachments (sending and viewing), reply, forward (with attachments) and mail delete.
Project XM2001 is a framework for an open emailclient system. It is being designed from the ground up as a modular, pluggable email API and client that will be portable to a simple emailclient, a sophisticated web app, or a simple client on a PDA.
After one year without development of the XForms based Unix emailclient XFMail, the coding has started again. The GTK is supposed to be the toolkit of choice and so we will take XFMail's core, restructure it, and port it to the Gimp ToolKit.
This is a full-featured emailclient for the KDE enviroment. It has the better things about two email clients, MSOutlook(r) and Netscape Mail (r), and some other new features, japanese input with kinput2
Web-based emailclient written in PHP 4. Planned features for this client include 1) multiple Inboxs, 2) LDAP-based Adress Book, 3) multiple mime-types viewable online, 4) support thumbnail views of image attachments.
Vim-based e-mail client using MH and perl/Tk, intended as an replacement
editor for Exmh but can be used standalone also. Support for GnuPG
and passphrase caching. (Evim can only *send* e-mail!)
Faeromail is a simple but powerful PHP based IMAP emailclient.
FaeroMail is a forked version of aeromail. Several features were desired by users that the original author didn't want, so the code was forked at version 1.30.
InfinyMail is an ODMR (RFC 2645) implementation, consisting of client and server. The client request its mail to the provider (ISP's MTA) via ODMR protocol.
DIRC is an attempt at a distributed IRC client/server (every client is a server). The DIRC network is best described as a broadcast peer-to-peer udp network. This project is officially abandoned, if you want to take over, email me.
Spmail is a Web-based emailclient that allows users to send, receive, and filter email from a POP3 mail server while they read and
compose messages. Its features include message filtering, multiple e-mail accounts, address book support etc. Spmail is
Postilion is an E-mail client (MUA) for the X-Windows system. It is based upon the TkRat code base, and intends to look and feel like the Mail.app program from NeXT. It supports several languges, and offers a robust feature set.
Portable opensource e-mail client and Personal Information Manager written for the Unices and Linux. Our goal is to support various mail servers including Exchange Server, POP3, IMAP4, etc., eventually having the functionality of MS Outlook.
A new Qt-based mail client, meant to be evolutive, fully portable, and highly configurable. Project started in March 2008. Development started in August 2008.