
Evolution
Published by The Evolution Team
Manage your email, contacts and schedule
Highlights
- Mail, calendar, contacts, tasks and memos in a single application
- IMAP, POP and SMTP accounts, plus local mbox and Maildir stores
- GnuPG and S/MIME signing and encryption for messages
- CalDAV and CardDAV calendars and address books, with GNOME Online Accounts integration
- Microsoft Exchange support through the separate evolution-ews module
About this application
Evolution is the personal information manager of the GNOME desktop. One window holds mail, calendar, contacts, tasks and memos, switched by buttons at the bottom of the side pane, and the parts refer to each other: an address in a message becomes a contact, a date becomes an appointment.
The mail side speaks IMAP, POP and SMTP, and reads local mbox and Maildir stores as well. Messages can be signed and encrypted with GnuPG or S/MIME. Filters sort incoming mail into folders, search folders present a saved query as though it were a folder, and junk filtering can be handed to Bogofilter or SpamAssassin. Calendars and address books are read over CalDAV and CardDAV, from Google accounts, or from a local store, and accounts configured in GNOME Online Accounts appear without being set up twice.
Connectivity to Microsoft Exchange and Microsoft 365 comes from the separate evolution-ews module, which speaks Exchange Web Services and is packaged alongside Evolution rather than inside it.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Evolution
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