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Mulberry: A powerful, multi-platform email client [NewsForge]
Apr. 29, 2002

Writing at NewsForge.com, Kevin Savetz introduces the Mulberry email client . . .

"Email clients are a dime a dozen. A good one is a little harder to find. A good one that works on three operating systems is downright rare. Mulberry is just that -- a graphical email client that runs on Linux, Windows, and MacOS."

"Mulberry is a full-featured mail program -- there's not much more that even a jaded email addict could ask for. It includes a spell-checker, email rules, address books, and powerful search and sorting tools. It also supports plug-ins -- these add support for the GnuPG PGP implementation and the ability to fetch email using SSL . . . "

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