Sylpheed
 Sylpheed is a simple,
lightweight and featureful e-mail client based on the GTK+ GUI toolkit.
It aims to combine a quick and responsive client, with a sophisticated
interface, intuitive operation, as well as an abundant feature set.
Sylpheed uses a 3-paned display similar to the popular e-mail
clients
for Windows such as Outlook Express and Becky. Many commands are
accessible with the keyboard like the Emacs-based mailers such as Mew
and Wanderlust. This enables users to easily migrate to
Sylpheed.
It stores mail in the MH Message Handling System.
It supports the following protocols: POP3, IMAP4rev1, SMTP, NNTP,
SSL/TLSv1 (POP3, SMTP, IMAP4rev1, NNTP), IPv6.
Sylpheed 2.4.8
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Price
Free to download
Size
2.6MB
License
GNU General Public License
Developer
Hiroyuki Yamamoto and contributors
Website
sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/
System Requirements
Minimum:
GTK+ 2.4.0
PentiumII 266MHz CPU
128MB RAM
Recommended:
GTK+ 2.6.10
PentiumIII 500MHz CPU
256MB RAM
Support
Sites:
Sylpheed
Doc, Mailing
List
Selected
Reviews:
Softpedia,
ITWorld,
Linux.com
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Features include:
- Multiple accounts
- Powerful filtering (POP3, IMAP4, local spool)
- Powerful search (query search, quick search, search folder)
- Junk mail control
- Thread display
- Display and transfer of attachments by MIME
- Inline image display
- News reader
- SMTP AUTH support (PLAIN / LOGIN / CRAM-MD5)
- CRAM-MD5 authentication (SMTP AUTH / IMAP4rev1)
- APOP authentication (POP3)
- PGP signature / encryption (requires GPGME)
- Spell checking (requires GtkSpell)
- X-Face display
- User-defined headers
- Mark / color label
- Mew/Wanderlust compatible key bind
- Multiple MH folder support
- mbox importing / exporting
- Action function to work with external commands
- External editor
- Message queueing
- Automatic mail checking
- Draft message
- Template
- Line-wrapping
- Autosave
- Clickable URI
- Address book
- Newly arrived and unread message management
- Printing
- Offline mode
- Tray icon (minimize to tray icon, new mail notification)
- Customization of toolbar
- Remote operation by command line
- Per-folder configuration
- LDAP, vCard, and JPilot support in address book
- CSV, LDIF file import in address book
- Drag & Drop
- Autoconf, automake support
- Internationalization of messages by gettext
- m17n (multilingualization) support
Last Updated Thursday, April 24 2008 @ 04:53 PM EDT
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