Re: Mulberry - the future?

F,

> I suspect part of the problem that email itself is in decline. A university
> recently did a survey of faculty and student email use and found that,
> between 2008 and 2013, it had declined by nearly 40%. Partly this is a
> student phenomenon: they now use social networking tools and other such
> stuff to communicate. But this overall trend won't help to persuade 
> developers to keep niche products in service.

> Ferdinand

Yes, that is a big part of the problem.  The other thing is that there
remains a niche for high performance email clients.  There simply is
no reason to produce email clients for casual users.  Zero market
these days for that.


-- 
 Gleason