Microsoft doesn't have an official Outlook email client for GNU/Linux, although it does for Android. For now, if you want something similar, you'll have to make do with Prospect Mail, an unofficial client for this email platform.
Another option is to use the fantastic email client alternatives that are natively available for your distro. These are open-source and free, and can also be configured to use Microsoft email accounts without any problems. In this article, you'll learn about the three most highly recommended ones:
- Thunderbird: is one of the best known and most used clients for Linux. It was created by Mozilla, although it would later be released and is now maintained by the community. This email client is really exceptional, and very versatile. It allows to have a professional, efficient, highly customizable, feature-rich, and simple email manager for both beginners and advanced users. It has support for a huge number of mail services both normal and business.
- Evolution- This other email client has also ranked among the best and the favorite of many users. It is a manager created under the GNOME project and in which you can have an integrated package manager, along with an agenda, calendar, etc., all in a single software. A fantastic way to manage workgroups, always keep your tasks in mind, and communicate with whoever you want. Also, it supports Exchange Server.
- Kontact: this service comes from the KDE project. It is a very powerful and manageable manager, with an email client, calendar, contacts and other functions. Very feature-rich for email and with support for many protocols. Its interface is also very clean and simple. By the way, both Evolution and Kontact can be installed in all desktop environments ...