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What is Gnus? Gnus is an email client and newsreader initially created back in 1984 for Unix systems. The software featured composing emails within the powerful GNU Emacs editor, and offered a distinct paradigm where emails and news are both Read more

What is Cone The name Cone stands for “COnsole Newsreader and Emailer”. This text-based email client for Unix systems combines ease of use and setup with high security. The app provides sophisticated email management including a powerful message editor, a Read more

What is Alpine Mail? Alpine Mail is a free cross-platform email client with a text-based user interface. Despite somewhat outdated visuals, the software itself is a gross system of powerful email tools and instruments. Alpine allows composing messages in Unicode, Read more

What is Zoho Mail Zoho Office Suite is set of online office tools that include a text processor, a spreadsheet editor, presentations and other instruments including a web-based email client called Zoho Mail. The suite was launched in 2005 and Read more

What is Pine Mail Alpine Mail is a freeware text-based email client originally developed for the Unix platform in 1989. Pine is not developed or supported now, the software has been discontinued in 2005. However, a surprisingly large number of Read more

Back in 1996 Becky! Internet Mail was considered one of the most advanced e-mail exchange programs for desktop computers. Despite its ease of use and many useful features such as smart folders, email templates and labels, Becky! became outdated and Read more