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    MailChecker

    MailChecker

    MailChecker - The simplest way to check your multiple webmail accounts

    MailChecker is a simple system tray email notifier. It handles multiple accounts and supports AOL, Gmail, etc... and many more webmail services with IMAP enabled. It has a simple easy-to-use user interface and configuration panel.
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    Gnoptray is a mail notification utility for GNOME, that will support multiple accounts. It will sit in the notification area and display a total e-mail count. Hopefully, it will do a better job of previewing e-mail than current 'biff' like programs.
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    Cyrus IMAPd is a popular IMAP server that surfaces a rich interface for extending its functionality. The Cyrus IMAPd Utilities project brings together maintenance utilities, graphical front-ends, and API handlers (such as notification daemons).
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