Re: [orca-list] Which Mail Client for ORCA

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

In case Thunderbird doesn't work out for your friend, I may also
recommend mutt, a really neat mail client that runs in the command
line. the configuration settup can be daunting at first but once in
place, it is solid.

I will post some issues I'm currently having with Thunderbird under a
different thread shortly.

On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 11:48:21AM +0100, Milton wrote:
> I use Thunderbird 24 with Orca and only with the keyboard.
> Milton
>
> op 11-11-13 11:34, Scott Freeman schreef:
> > I help a completely blind person who has been getting email with
> > dedicated software for windows that has stopped working because of POP
> > credentialling issues. I want to see if I can help them change to Vinux
> > with ORCA and a supported mail client. I found Thunderbird a bit
> > daunting in its default state.
> > I am hoping list members might suggest:
> >  a more keyboard oriented client,
> >  Ways to configure thunderbird to make it easier to use with ORCA,
> >  Or lastly, with apologies, a more appropriate place to explore Linux
> > mail clients for the blind.
> > Regards, Scott
> >
> >
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