Geary

Earlier today Bytemark’s Managing Director Matthew Bloch posted an incredibly encouraging blog post on why his company supports Geary and wants it to succeed.  Some key points that are well worth considering: Facebook and Twitter continue to use their muscle…Read more ›

We at Yorba are pleased to announce Geary 0.3.1, a maintenance release for Geary 0.3. This version includes the following fixes: Reduced CPU and memory footprint Account dialog bugs fixed Stability improvements Download the Geary 0.3.1 source here. Build instructions…Read more ›

As promised on our Geary crowdfunding campaign page, we want to know what features our users are looking for in an email client. And in listening to you, we have some good news to announce. To refresh your memory, these…Read more ›

The Geary crowdfunding campaign has been a wild three days so far!  We’ve even been featured in a TechCrunch article, “Crowdfunding, Micro-patronage, And The Free Desktop”.  Scott Merrill had some tough questions for me about how the money we raised…Read more ›

A couple of weeks ago, I told you we were working on a crowdfunding project for Geary: We hope that a successful campaign will demonstrate that crowdfunding is a sustainable model for other projects to follow. Many of those projects…Read more ›

We at Yorba are pleased to announce the release of Geary 0.3, our lightweight email client.  Geary organizes your email by conversations rather than threads and offers full HTML composition, attachments, and more.  Geary is compatible with Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, … Continue reading →

Yesterday was an auspicious day here at Yorba: Shotwell is four years old.  It’s hard to believe that from that rather meager first commit grew the photo manager we have today! Well, today is another auspicious day here at Yorba.  … Continue reading →

A thought experiment: A software developer decides to write an open-source GNOME desktop application that interacts with any number of Internet services, such as Facebook, Gmail, Flickr, and so forth.  It’s not specific to any one service, however.  The app … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever submitted a ticket to Yorba, you probably received an email from our Redmine server some time in the last week or so.  I’ve been going through each Shotwell and Geary bug one-by-one in an attempt to circumscribe … Continue reading →

We’re pleased to announce the release of Geary 0.2.2, Yorba’s lightweight email client. Geary organizes your email by conversations rather than threads and offers full HTML composition, attachments, and more. Geary is compatible with Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, and most IMAP … Continue reading →