[SLL] light and modular webmail for children?
Derek Simkowiak
dereks at realloc.net
Fri Mar 6 10:55:38 PST 2009
Squirrelmail is simple and easily hacked. It's easy to write
plugins for it. It's PHP.
Roundcube is much prettier. The GUI is very Mac-like in design and
it uses Ajax and drag'n'drop. Since the GUI is more polished, I don't
think it's as easily hacked... you might change one font and break the
GUI. It's PHP+MySQL.
On 03/06/2009 06:19 AM, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> Any suggestions for an open source webmail solution that can be easily
> stripped down, simplified, themes (friendly graphics) updated, so can be
> easily used by young children (or a real beginner to email)?
>
> My preference is C or perl based, but I will look at others too. (I'd
> rather not use java.) I'd also prefer not to require a database server.
> Also hopefully it is efficient on low-powered hardware.
>
> Something with AJAX would be interesting.
>
> (In the meanwhile, I am looking at ripping out features of openwebmail.)
>
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