Latest Release: 3.9.1 (News), on 6-May-2013Some articles about Claws Mail
- LinuxDevCenter,
December 2001: Oktay Altunergil
presents Sylpheed and Claws Mail.
- LinuxDevCenter,
January 2003: Oktay Altunergil
explains how to filter spam with bogofilter and
Claws Mail' Actions
- Linux Weekly News,
June 2004: The Grumpy Editor's
guide to graphical mail clients, mentions
Sylpheed and Claws Mail; alas, the reviewer
suffered some crashes.
- LinuxFocus,
January 2005: An introduction to GPG signatures
with Claws Mail
- Linux Weekly News,
February 2006: A rapid presentation of
Claws Mail 2.0.0
- SoftPedia,
June 2006: Extensive review of Claws Mail
2.2.3, by Bogdan Radulescu
- LinuxReality,
July 2006: The Linux Reality Podcast talks
about various mail clients and their strengths,
and has a quite extensive review of Claws Mail.
- Tummy.com,
April 2007: A little Claws Mail review from a Fedora
user.
- Linux-magazine.com,
November 2007: Claws Mail is reviewed along with Evolution, Thunderbird, and KMail.
The author seems to think that functionality provided by plugins doesn't
really exist.
- SoftPedia,
December 2007: SoftPedia reviews Claws Mail again (after reviewing 2.2.3 in 2006). The final
result is one star less, strangely, as the review itself is more positive.
- Linux-magazine.com,
April 2008: An article about Claws Mail written by a member of the Claws Mail team.
- Linux Weekly News,
May 2008: Four years after the Grumpy Editor guide to graphical mail clients,
Jonathan Corbet reviews Claws Mail in his Grumpy Editor series. And he's not
that grumpy!
- Nuxified.org,
March 2009: Charles-H. Schulz reviews Claws Mail and explains some of its strengths.
- Builderau.com.au,
July 2009: Jack Wallen, ghacks.net and Techrepublic editor, reviews Claws Mail. He wrote
more about it on ghacks.net:
Presentation,
plugins,
filters,
encryption, and
templates.
- Linux Magazine,
March 2010: Claws Mail: Mail with Attitude - A review of Claws Mail
- Linux Productivity Magazine,
February 2012: Steve Litt explains his migration from KMail to Dovecot + Claws-Mail
- PCMech.com, April 2012: Rich Menga explains how to install and use Claws Mail's Windows version
in a series of four videos:
part 1,
part 2,
part 3 and
part 4.