you may want to try kolab ( http://www.kolab.org/ ). this is an integrated
groupware solution for emails, appointments, contacts and more.
it's not something that a single user might want to use but it's a cool
solution for someone who searches a mailserver which can connect to almost
all the types of mailservers around. there should be an abuild from gunna
wrobel which installs kolab and configures the software.
for all the other daily uses kmail is quite good, but i wasn't able to get
ima working with gmail.

2007/11/16, Mike Williams <mike@gaima.co.uk>:
>
> On Friday 16 November 2007 20:54:32 Duncan wrote:
> > While kmail supports IMAP, I understand it hasn't been as
> > smoothly handled until recently, and possibly still isn't, altho IMAP
> > should work in general.
>
> Kmail rocks my world.
> Disconnected IMAP used to be "flaky" back in the 3.3/3.4 days. However I
> can't
> even remember the last time I had even the remotest hint of a problem with
> kmail at all, IMAP or not.
>
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