Geary
Geary is an email application built around conversations, for the GNOME 3 desktop.
What is Geary?
Geary is an email application built around conversations, for the GNOME 3 desktop.
It is designed to let you read your email quickly and effortlessly. Its interface is based on conversations, so you can easily read an entire discussion without having to click from message to message.
Features
Modern and straightforward interface Quick account setup Supports Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, Outlook.com, and popular IMAP servers (Dovecot, Cyrus, Zimbra, etc.) Mail organized by conversations Full-featured HTML mail composer Fast keyword search Desktop notification of new mail
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Supported Languages
- English
- Hungarian
- Hebrew
- Ukrainian
- Polish
- Turkish
- Croatian
- Swedish
- Indonesian
- German
- Portuguese
- Basque
- Danish
- Spanish
- Chinese
- Dutch
- Russian
- Serbian
- Slovene
- Czech
- Italian
- Romanian
- French
- Finnish
- Slovak
- Belarusian
- Japanese
- Kazakh
- Persian
- Galician
- Greek
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- Email Client
- gnome-integration
- translated
- 3-column-layout
I use this on my GNU/Linux System it runs fast and lets me know when i get an email quickly. Dont know how much memory it pulls so have to check up on that. It does Imap only
Tried Thunderbird, but I didn't like the UI and how it synced my mail. Geary, on the other hand, is simple, sleek and fast. Recommend.
Agree 100% - couldn't get Thunderbird (Ubuntu) to download mail from my Hotmail account, Geary OTOH is fast and simple.
Reply written ago
Creating accounts is very easy, and the handling is very intuitive.
Sleek, simple interface with just enough features for casual email users.
Easy to set up, great yet simple UI.
Though it's true that the company that originally developed Geary has been closed, Geary is not dead. It's Code has been moved to the GNOME Website (https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Geary) and there is still some development activity.
All the other email clients have problems with the way gmail is handeling labels, this one is the only one except the official Chrome extension that keeps your labels as labels and so it's a perfect way how to have gmail stored localy. Thumbs up.