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The Inky email client coming soon to Linux

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Did you think it was all said in that email applications are concerned? Not at all. If you’re not convinced Thunderbird, Evolution, KMail, Claws Mail, or any other customers in GNU / Linux, says this name: Inky . So you see:

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As can be seen, Inky is a different email client, focused on providing a very powerful visuals , but not devoid of the options you can ask this type of software. It is easy to configure, supports multiple accounts, IMAP and POP, etc.. In OMG! Ubuntu! realize its main features.

Inky

versions available for Windows and Mac OS X, and “soon” will be released on Linux, although no specific date. It is a proprietary application , with some free components. Latter does not have a problem why many users, but it must be admitted.

Speaking of email clients and since we have not mentioned above, Geary finally got the $ 100,000 to which he aspired in his fundraising. He stood in the middle.

But back to

Inky. What do you think? Is there room for it?

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Mac OS X already has Ubuntu One official client

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The team responsible for this service online storage and file synchronization has announced the availability of the official and final Ubuntu One client for Mac OS X .

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Users of Apple’s operating system had access to a beta version for months, but this edition does not have the ability to update itself so if you are in that situation you will have to manually update . Fortunately in the new version if they are enabled Automatic Updates client.

new customer and automatically checks for the latest updates to synchronize files, and the status icon in the top bar shows the progress transfers in the file upload process and synchronization.

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OS X users already have Ubuntu One client

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MuyComputer indicate our partners, the Ubuntu One client , storage service and file synchronization Canonical for distribution of GNU / Linux Ubuntu, is now available for Mac OS X version beta.

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Ubuntu One, which is installed by default in all versions of Ubuntu, initially came to Windows . Later, his mobile applications for Android and iOS made their appearance. So, just do likewise lacking in Apple’s desktop platform.

Ubuntu One

can download for Mac OS X (10.6 or higher) and start enjoying the Ubuntu cloud anytime (remembering that this is a beta, error-prone). We remind you that the service offers 5GB by default, although you can get an additional 20GB through its referral program.

Although interesting from the point of view of business users both Windows and OS X and can use this alternative to Dropbox, Google or Microsoft Skydrive Drive, is somewhat ironic that this online storage service has not official clients (yes you can use the service by following several steps by step) in other Linux distributions other than Ubuntu. Canonical Why not start paying attention to these users?

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GDrive, an open source client for Google Drive

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official Google client will drive short-term-at least I have said from the company, but meanwhile if you want to use your Google account Drive in Linux there are other alternatives: the Google Docs file system FS is not too well with this service, so in addition to using the web interface the best way to use Google Drive in Linux is to use GDrive .

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client unofficial Google Drive for Linux that speak WebUpd8 has some limitations, and for example does not have full sync, but it can upload and download new or changed files , so to access these files offline.

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can not “wait for changes and automatically synchronize files or delete them.” Although the support is therefore somewhat incomplete is an interesting alternative that can get you out of some trouble . The latest version of GDrive (available on the PPA WebUpd8 if you are Ubuntu users) also supports the upload of new files (and not only modified files), but the evidence seems only possible to upload a file every time.

original article explains the steps for installing GDrive in Ubuntu and to use this tool that in the absence of the expected official client can be an interesting resource.

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