As the title suggests, I need to set up a mail server (supposedly in Linux) for opt-in email - three thousand subscribers more or less. The list of people is currently stored in an access database ...

On Linux, you'll find a cornucopia of email clients, most of which are open-source and can be found in the standard repositories. The open-source clients are typically all you need to get the job done ...

I would like to know who here uses a linux email server such as postfix in a production environment? If you are using it what type of hardware do you have it on, how many clients is it serving, how do ...

Does your job require sending a lot of emails on a daily basis? And you often wonder if or how you can send email messages from the Linux terminal. This article explains about 6 different ways of ...

Linux actually has a number of email clients available, but we still have to give the "best" medal to the feature-filled, extensible Thunderbird. Thunderbird doesn't have many downsides these days. It ...

Groupware has become ubiquitous in the business world, but oddly enough, until recently there haven’t been many viable choices for groupware, especially for mid-sized offices reluctant to run ...

SuSE Linux is bundling e-mail and groupware applications with its Linux server operating system in a new product aimed at the business market. The SuSE Linux Openexchange Server features SuSE's Linux ...

Even as social networking continues to gain in popularity, email remains the undisputed workhorse of messaging, far eclipsing all other forms of electronic communication. Email administration can be a ...

Think Linux email clients can’t find a balance between aesthetics and functionality? Want a professional-looking email client with professional features? Well, Mailspring is my go-to free and open ...