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I recently switched to Ubuntu from Windows 10. I used to rely heavily on MS Outlook, and still do, and I want something similar in Ubuntu.
I need an alternative that provides/supports/integrates (not sure what the appropriate word is) email, contacts and calendars. Tasklist also would be ideal but is not necessary.
I've been using Mailspring and KOrganizer, and while they're brilliant individually, I want something that combines everything under one roof.
Thoughts?
software-recommendation email calendar
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I recently switched to Ubuntu from Windows 10. I used to rely heavily on MS Outlook, and still do, and I want something similar in Ubuntu.
I need an alternative that provides/supports/integrates (not sure what the appropriate word is) email, contacts and calendars. Tasklist also would be ideal but is not necessary.
I've been using Mailspring and KOrganizer, and while they're brilliant individually, I want something that combines everything under one roof.
Thoughts?
software-recommendation email calendar
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
Melebius
5,09552040
asked Jun 19 '18 at 6:50
A. MathewA. Mathew
1112
add a comment |
I recently switched to Ubuntu from Windows 10. I used to rely heavily on MS Outlook, and still do, and I want something similar in Ubuntu.
I need an alternative that provides/supports/integrates (not sure what the appropriate word is) email, contacts and calendars. Tasklist also would be ideal but is not necessary.
I've been using Mailspring and KOrganizer, and while they're brilliant individually, I want something that combines everything under one roof.
Thoughts?
software-recommendation email calendar
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
Melebius
5,09552040
asked Jun 19 '18 at 6:50
A. MathewA. Mathew
1112
I recently switched to Ubuntu from Windows 10. I used to rely heavily on MS Outlook, and still do, and I want something similar in Ubuntu.
I need an alternative that provides/supports/integrates (not sure what the appropriate word is) email, contacts and calendars. Tasklist also would be ideal but is not necessary.
I've been using Mailspring and KOrganizer, and while they're brilliant individually, I want something that combines everything under one roof.
Thoughts?
software-recommendation email calendar
software-recommendation email calendar
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
Melebius
5,09552040
asked Jun 19 '18 at 6:50
A. MathewA. Mathew
1112
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
Melebius
5,09552040
asked Jun 19 '18 at 6:50
A. MathewA. Mathew
1112
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
Melebius
5,09552040
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
Melebius
5,09552040
edited Jun 19 '18 at 6:53
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A. MathewA. Mathew
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You may have a look at the Evolution Ubuntu featured mail client, with calendar, tasks, contacts and so.
- Have the look and feel of Outlook
- It can import your Outlook PST data file
- Can also connect to Ms Exchange server
Install from Software-Center or from command line
apt-get install -y evolution
answered Jun 19 '18 at 8:45
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Thunderbird with the lightning extension provides a single application for managing emails, calendars and tasks:
sudo apt-get install thunderbird xul-ext-lightning
You can then install more add-ons, for instance:
- Provider for Google Calendar : to sync with your google calendar.
- Exchange calendar : to sync with MS outlook servers (this version is working fine).
answered Jun 19 '18 at 7:07
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you can use same outlook version in ubuntu but you have to open it in web browser. Paste https://outlook.office.com address to your web browser then add your account mail_id and password to access mail
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You may have a look at the Evolution Ubuntu featured mail client, with calendar, tasks, contacts and so.
- Have the look and feel of Outlook
- It can import your Outlook PST data file
- Can also connect to Ms Exchange server
Install from Software-Center or from command line
apt-get install -y evolution
answered Jun 19 '18 at 8:45
cmak.frcmak.fr
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You may have a look at the Evolution Ubuntu featured mail client, with calendar, tasks, contacts and so.
- Have the look and feel of Outlook
- It can import your Outlook PST data file
- Can also connect to Ms Exchange server
Install from Software-Center or from command line
apt-get install -y evolution
answered Jun 19 '18 at 8:45
cmak.frcmak.fr
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You may have a look at the Evolution Ubuntu featured mail client, with calendar, tasks, contacts and so.
- Have the look and feel of Outlook
- It can import your Outlook PST data file
- Can also connect to Ms Exchange server
Install from Software-Center or from command line
apt-get install -y evolution
answered Jun 19 '18 at 8:45
cmak.frcmak.fr
2,4441121
You may have a look at the Evolution Ubuntu featured mail client, with calendar, tasks, contacts and so.
- Have the look and feel of Outlook
- It can import your Outlook PST data file
- Can also connect to Ms Exchange server
Install from Software-Center or from command line
apt-get install -y evolution
answered Jun 19 '18 at 8:45
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answered Jun 19 '18 at 8:45
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Thunderbird with the lightning extension provides a single application for managing emails, calendars and tasks:
sudo apt-get install thunderbird xul-ext-lightning
You can then install more add-ons, for instance:
- Provider for Google Calendar : to sync with your google calendar.
- Exchange calendar : to sync with MS outlook servers (this version is working fine).
answered Jun 19 '18 at 7:07
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Thunderbird with the lightning extension provides a single application for managing emails, calendars and tasks:
sudo apt-get install thunderbird xul-ext-lightning
You can then install more add-ons, for instance:
- Provider for Google Calendar : to sync with your google calendar.
- Exchange calendar : to sync with MS outlook servers (this version is working fine).
answered Jun 19 '18 at 7:07
pimpim
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Thunderbird with the lightning extension provides a single application for managing emails, calendars and tasks:
sudo apt-get install thunderbird xul-ext-lightning
You can then install more add-ons, for instance:
- Provider for Google Calendar : to sync with your google calendar.
- Exchange calendar : to sync with MS outlook servers (this version is working fine).
answered Jun 19 '18 at 7:07
pimpim
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Thunderbird with the lightning extension provides a single application for managing emails, calendars and tasks:
sudo apt-get install thunderbird xul-ext-lightning
You can then install more add-ons, for instance:
- Provider for Google Calendar : to sync with your google calendar.
- Exchange calendar : to sync with MS outlook servers (this version is working fine).
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you can use same outlook version in ubuntu but you have to open it in web browser. Paste https://outlook.office.com address to your web browser then add your account mail_id and password to access mail
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you can use same outlook version in ubuntu but you have to open it in web browser. Paste https://outlook.office.com address to your web browser then add your account mail_id and password to access mail
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you can use same outlook version in ubuntu but you have to open it in web browser. Paste https://outlook.office.com address to your web browser then add your account mail_id and password to access mail
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