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Graphical email clients based on the X Windows protocol (sometimes referred to as X or X11).
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Sylpheed
- GTK+ based e-mail client for XWindows.
Pronto
- Themeable, GTK-based mail client written in Perl. Supports POP3, display of HTML mail.
TkMail
- v2.0 is an X windows interface to reading mail built using Tcl/Tk and Perl.
TradeClient
- A full-featured e-mail client with support for SMTP, POP3, basic IMAP, and LDAP support for a global address book.
Postilion
- A clone of the NeXT Mail.app for the X Windows system.
TkRat
- Tcl/Tk mail client, also known as Ratatosk .
Althea
- An IMAP client for X Windows that uses the GTK widget set. It allows an almost unlimited number of servers, and has a very small memory footprint.
Spruce
- Mail client written with the Gtk+ widget set. Supports POP3 and IMAP.
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