One of my issues with several Linux email clients is outdated UI. But it doesn't end with looking more like early 2000s software; some of those clients have a UI that's too busy to be efficient.

That leaves one option among the more popular email clients, which I haven't considered for some time: Evolution. Evolution is to Linux as Outlook used to be to Windows.

Thunderbird's new design integrates well with the GNOME desktop environment on Linux. The email client supports end-to-end encryption and plays along nicely with the Proton Mail Bridge app.

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We're now much more used to checking emails inside a browser tab, or loading up a mobile app, but for years everyone used desktop clients to get their email and try and get their inboxes into some ...