End of the Eudora Era

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26th Jun, 2015 at 1:13 PM

I went to install Eudora on this new computer, to find that even Eudora OSE, the Thunderbird-driven thing which replaced Qualcomm's original Eudora software, has finally passed away.

I've been using Eudora for my email since 1995! *weeps*

I feel as I would if I had just discovered that you couldnt' buy a kettle any more.

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alitheapipkin

26th Jun, 2015 12:54 (UTC)

Much sympathy, I still miss Pine - luddites unite ;)

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bunn

26th Jun, 2015 13:48 (UTC)

I am tempted to go back to Pegasus Mail, which is what I used before Eudora, and against all commonsense and likelihood *is still available*...

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wellinghall

26th Jun, 2015 20:25 (UTC)

*offers chocolate*

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the_marquis

26th Jun, 2015 22:28 (UTC)

Oh gosh! I recall the FatBeehive webteam suggesting that we put Eudora on the one PC (running Win98) in the office at Vacation Work, all the editorial machines being Amstrads running Locoscript. I liked it because it was very similar to Outlook Express which I'd started using having "inherited" a Win95 machine at home, and which happily transferred to the XP machine I've been using for the last 10 years

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andrewducker

27th Jun, 2015 20:12 (UTC)

Ouch. Favourite applications no longer working is always a sad moment.

I don't have an actively favourite mail client nowadays. I use Thunderbird, which is _fine_, but it's not something I feel actively positive about.

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