Which Email program do you use?

[michejohnson]

We would like to know which email program you use. If you give a lot of feedback we could adjust the program list of our upcoming release to your votes.
We are looking forward to your votes. Thank you!

[buzzqw]

Pine (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pine_%28e-mail_client%29)

BHH

[Jagaer]

KMail on Home PC

Outlook Express on Netbook

Messaging on Windows Mobile

[mariush]

The Bat! though i probably would have found Outlook Express enough ... hMailServer as mail server on my dedicated server (reluctant to give up control completely to Google)

[microchip8]

I don't use local mail programs.... so gmail it is :)

[A.Fenderson]

For work, used to use Thunderbird 2 and loved it, upgraded to Thunderbird 3 and it sucks.
Gmail for personal.
Outlook Express was the devil, Jesus was an architect previous to his career as a prophet.

[Blue_MiSfit]

real Outlook at work and on VPN...

GMail for everything else :)

[LoRd_MuldeR]

SeaMonkey. No need to use two separate programs for Web Browsing and E-Mail ;)

[Astrophizz]

Opera ;) A lot of the people in the astronomy (and presumably physics) department at my university use PINE. I'm still a bit timid about terminals though...

[[P]ako]

Thunderbird 2.0.0.x, at work and at home. Before that it was Eudora.

[Dr.Khron]

I hate to admit it, but Gmail really has taken over for me. Before that I used Outlook, so I could sync it to my Palm Pilot (in the pre-wireless days). I have to use Outlook at work, too.

[Blue_MiSfit]

pine!!! LOL... oh man. Care to step out of 1989? ;)

I kid. I love a good CLI app as much as the next geek, but cmon now...

[buzzqw]

my answer was for the TROLL (and michejohnson is a troll)

i use Thunderbird 3.x

BHH

[Doom9]

Windows Live Mail here.
I'd like to use Thunderbird, unfortunately, the authors have different views of what base feature a mail program should have. My main gripes since prior to 1.0:

Decoupling of POP/IMAP and SMTP Accounts. Nowadays, with SMTP Auth, even if you have different accounts on the same mail server, when you want to send an email from user1@mydomain you have to use the SMTP server configured with the authentication of user1, and when you send an email from user2@mydomain you have to use the SMTP server configured with the authentication of user2. Thunderbird's decoupling makes setting this up a lot harder than it needs be (especially when the POP/IMAP account also uses authentication and the same credentials). The way it is, even with the Outlook Express Import, it's a major PITA to even get things working once.
Number two gripe is the lack of an outbox. For the occasionally connected mobile worker, and outbox is a must... press send and the next time your computer is online and mail is running the mail is being sent. No send later & plugins can duplicate this functionality to my satisfaction, and it's a functionality that's been around since the first email software I've used (don't even recall the name but it was at a time when Internet Explorer didn't even exist).
Other than that, TB just doesn't look as polished as FF.

Looking around in the TB support forum I find that I'm by far the only person to feel like that.

[FlimsyFeet]

my answer was for the TROLL (and michejohnson is a troll) Agreed. Pretty blatent SEO spam if you ask me. (And Google. (http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=%22We+would+like+to+know+which+email+program+you+use.+If+you+give+a+lot+of+feedback%22&btnG=Search&meta=&aq=f&oq=))