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I think anyone using outlook is probably using it out of necessity for work.

Not everyone can just jump to Linux when they work in a company.

>>procar+(OP)
Do you not have different machines for work and personal use?

>>procar+(OP)
I'm using Thunderbird on Linux with an Outlook work account. Granted, I have to pay for 'Owl for Exchange' for it work, but I absolutely hate the Outlook program, I'm willing to fork out the $10/yr of my own money just to avoid it.

>>procar+(OP)
The web version of Outlook probably works well on other OSes.

>>extr0p+mp
If you still have IMAP access, thunderbird supports OAuth2 for connecting to O365 IMAP. tbsync for calendar access. Seems to work pretty well currently.

>>procar+(OP)
Doesn't Outlook have a web version?

>>Krssst+Sr
does on my linux mint, no problem (for now...)

>>jfhufl+gN
That is my setup. Works 100%.

>>procar+(OP)
Thunderbird works pretty well with Office365 accounts.

>>1ain0n+G3
I don’t do more work outside of my professional work.

I get away with just my phone and an iPad for everything else.

>>_Alger+DN
It does, but the applications and environments I need to use are Windows only anyway.

IT policy also doesn’t let us have anything other than Windows. I could skirt it for the day to day stuff, but I wouldn’t want to maintain my setup in multiple places anyway

>>bad_us+1H2
I’ll have to check it out, but sometimes I think I should just lean in to all the MS integrations.

I do like OneNote and use the ‘Send to OneNote’ for meeting notes all the time.

>>Krssst+Sr
As pointed out elsewhere. My comment wasn’t really on outlook itself. There are other things that bind me to MS ecosystem.

I’m sure that’s true for a lot of people.

>>jfhufl+gN
No more IMAP

>>extr0p+mp
Need MS for other toolings