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1. gerlos KDE

   @w4rr10r did you tried kmail, knode and akregator? They are quite good and feel good on !KDE Plasma

   Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 09:42:17 UTC from mustard
   • Nelvin Urena

     @w4rr10r I agree. Would love some great KDE integration.

     Monday, 11-Jul-11 22:47:48 UTC
   • Harley Laue

     @w4rr10r I'd suggest Akregator over Liferea. I honestly don't think the feature-set is that different.

     Monday, 11-Jul-11 22:51:45 UTC
   • Thomas Olsen

     @w4rr10r Why don't you use KMail with GMail if you want better #KDE integration?

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 00:30:01 UTC
   • bigbrovar

     @w4rr10r I use kmail for email can't stand Thunderbird, I use akregator for RSS, but liferea's google reader sync support is nice.

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 05:27:50 UTC
   • bigbrovar

     @w4rr10r Akregator is not currently maintained. there was a google reader plugin for it floating around but the code seems incomplete

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 07:54:01 UTC
   • bigbrovar

     @w4rr10r the new kmail is still marked experimental and really doesn't offer anything over the old 1 which is much more stable

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 07:54:47 UTC
   • bigbrovar

     @w4rr10r kmail is another kde app that currently lacks a maintainer which is why am surprised that the thing still works, and very well too

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 07:55:29 UTC
   • Thomas Olsen

     @w4rr10r I have no problems with KMail2 on Kubuntu. For me it's actually less resource-intensive than KMail1 which is also light-weight.

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 08:21:23 UTC
   • Marcus Harrison KDE

     @gerlos KMail's good, but Akregator is in serious need of updating (I think it doesn't have any maintainers). :( !kde

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 09:48:43 UTC
   • Harley Laue Marcus Harrison

     @marcusharrison I didn't want to beleive it, but you may be right. it has 482 open bugs/wishes (of course some may be duplicates)

     Tuesday, 12-Jul-11 13:51:17 UTC