This past month I signed up my only goal was to get librem.one as an email. So the web site tells you if you are using a linux platform to install Thunderbird, pgp, and enigma.
OK find I did that, and it works. Cool.
But in the back of my mind since I had been using Claws with my former email, would Claws also have worked with pgp and enigma add-ons in librem.one?
I was rather fond of Claws ability to file your messages in folders with Control-O. In Thunderbird, if you want to file a message in a subfolder, you have to drag and drop. (If there is a keyboard shortcut in T-bird for filing I haven’t found it.)
I’ve not used CLAWS, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t work as you describe. Give it a try? Adding another mail client to your system won’t hurt anything.
I’m personally becoming a fan of the “Evolution” mail client.
GNOME Evolution through 3.28.2 is prone to OpenPGP signatures being spoofed for arbitrary messages using a specially crafted email that contains a valid signature from the entity to be impersonated as an attachment.
Yes I may give Claws an attempt this weekend when I have time to reconfigure stuff. (This is begging another question. Will do a new one, complete with grammar and a question mark for the pedantic among us.
Now I have to go to work (8 hours), then after that an old D&D game (4-5 hours)
Saturday I’ll have a boardgame using S&Ts Starforce “Alpha Centauri” from 1974. (6 hours)
Sunday, reboot the mainframe and then turn on Critical Item Update to a database (1 hour). Then Father’s day festivities.
In the Message menu, Move to “xxx” Again where xxx is a mail folder name. On my Thunderbird, the menu shows the above suggested shortcut key next to the menu item.
I would suppose that in order for it to work a) you have to have most recently moved a mail message to folder xxx and b) you have to have a mail message selected.
I only have two Add-Ons installed and I don’t think either is relevant.