More like Thunderbird than Classic Eudora - tkzero

And why wouldn't (and shouldn't) it be more like Thunderbird, a program that is being actively developed, based on modern standards, and almost infinitely extensible via add-ins, than Eudora, a program that never fully migrated to Mac OS X, has not had one significant new feature in 6 years, is crash and corruption-prone, and still even uses resource forks?

You're just lucky they didn't completely abandon both you and the Eudora nameplate.

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Saturday, February 23 2008 @ 03:26 AM PST