I've found Google Apps sluggish when it comes to bulk actions. Even using
its own tools to migrate from Exchange, it's slow.

I admit, more and more I've stopped using a local MUA and switched to using
the web interface a lot of the time. When I have had need to grab old
user's emails and roll them into a "past employee's mailbox", it's been
sloooooow and I've left it running in a background process, and had to do a
couple of passes to ensure that all the emails were captured.

Would be curious to see, however, what people do suggest for an MUA these
days..
I mean, Outlook SUCKS BADLY for IMAP (want to purge the download cache?
Delete the account and add it again :-/) and GSSMO has "Personality"..
Evolution was horrible when I looked at it last (maybe it's improved?) and
scattered files throughout the filesystem..
Sylpheed is very low-fi and only single threaded..
Is Thunderbird getting active development these days (did I misread awhile
back it'd been kiiiinda orphaned at some stage?)

I dunno, it feels like MUAs haven't been getting a lot of love of late.

On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 2:55 PM, Rohan McLeod via luv-main <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Piers Rowan via luv-main wrote:
>
>> Hi there!
>>
>> We have moved to GMail from our own servers. For good reasons I have 4
>> mailboxes that I use. (At least one of which receives 200 messages per hour
>> with a rule in place to move some of the content into folders).
>>
>> I am using Thunderbird right now and the performance of GMail vs our
>> Dovecot (Linux IMAP server) is sluggish. In addition mail takes longer to
>> arrive and polling seems to cache old message lists.
>>
>> Given that we cannot move away from GMail is it a client issue? Is there
>> a better client?
>>
>
> Promises to be an interesting discussion! :-)
>
> regards Rohan Mcleod
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