Getting a good grip on Claws - a review for daily use

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"In 2009 I had written about my experience with Claws Mail. After almost a year with Claws and a few minor releases, I thought it useful to share my experiences after a longer period of time.

"Claws is now my default client and I would not change it for anything else. It's fast, easy to set up and use, dependable and handles litteraly tons of emails. Claws runs at the core of my business, at the heart of my contributions to Free Software (OpenOffice.org, in my case) and I therefore end up using it quite a lot everyday.

"This article will therefore not be about why it's so good, and why you should give it a real try. It will be about the limitations of Claws. Every software has limitations, and every software has room for improvements. Perhaps by reading this, people interested in using Claws will get a more granular review on what Claws has to offer."

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