Require Email Client + Calendar Client

Looking for a good Email Client and a Calendar client that would sync with Microsoft Office365/Exchange.
I tried thunderbird but it refused to work, probably because I need an app password ?
However, I am able to use default mail app on my mac without any issue (and without any app password), via exchange. Is there any mail client on linux that can use exchange ?

@Desmond David @whitestar_999

I switched from KDE kubuntu to elementary. at 4k, KDE was very jittery it was really damn annoying. Hoping for good results with elementary..

Nerevarine said:
I switched from KDE kubuntu to elementary. at 4k, KDE was very jittery it was really damn annoying. Hoping for good results with elementary..

Hardware acceleration?

Desmond David said:
Hardware acceleration?

Its enabled, tried a couple of tweaks.. got mixed results everyforum..

1080p is fine

Nerevarine said:
Looking for a good Email Client and a Calendar client that would sync with Microsoft Office365/Exchange.
I tried thunderbird but it refused to work, probably because I need an app password ?
However, I am able to use default mail app on my mac without any issue (and without any app password), via exchange. Is there any mail client on linux that can use exchange ?

@Desmond David @whitestar_999

Have you tried any tutorial or something? I found this after a quick search, try it and see if it works for you: *www.systutorials.com/252208/how-to...h-office365-exchange-online-using-activesync/

Nerevarine said:
Its enabled, tried a couple of tweaks.. got mixed results everyforum..

1080p is fine

Which GPU do you have?

Thunderbird has two plugins that are paid, they work as expected on trial but would like to use 100% free software, ill try the above.

Desmond David said:
Which GPU do you have?

GTX 1080

Nerevarine said:
GTX 1080

Well, that shouldn't give any problems. Also which driver?

Using the default driver ? Do I need to update ?

Have you tried Evolution ?

Check Geary and Mailspring too.

Nvidia has two drivers, one is Nouveau, which is an open source driver. It works well enough but performance is not very good for heavier tasks. Then there is the nvidia proprietary driver which performs way better. Check which driver is installed in your machine using: lspci | grep VGA

You should use the proprietary driver if you want to do heavy graphics rendering and gaming. You can get it from the following PPA: ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa

Install whichever is the latest driver available here. But you may have to remove the older version first.

Look up whatever is Elementary's official way to set up drivers first. Perhaps you might not even need to run any commands.

Edit: Found this link: HowTo: Install NVIDIA/AMD Driver in ElementaryOS, the official way it's from 2015 but might still be valid.

26:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation GP104 [GeForce GTX 1080] (rev a1)

Seems like proprietary driver. Could you verify the same from the settings?

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Okay desmond, i managed to change nouveau drivers to nvidia proprietary.. Now my command gives me this

*-display
description: VGA compatible controller
product: GP104 [GeForce GTX 1080]
vendor: NVIDIA Corporation
physical id: 0
bus info: pci@0000:26:00.0
version: a1
width: 64 bits
clock: 33MHz
capabilities: pm msi pciexpress vga_controller bus_master cap_list rom
configuration: driver=nvidia latency=0
resources: irq:50 memory:f6000000-f6ffffff memory:e0000000-efffffff memory:f0000000-f1ffffff ioport:e000(size=128) memory:c0000-dffff

Desmond David said:
Seems like proprietary driver. Could you verify the same from the settings?

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It was not proprietary, it was nouveau. If i ran full command without grep, it came up

Thanks a lot desmond, now i can use KDE properly. Proprietary driver I am able to play 8k just fine..

4k60 doesnt work well, but 30 fps both 4k and 8k look fine. I can live with that.
Now back to original question..
Let me figure out mail clients, will get back to you guys.

Nerevarine said:
Thanks a lot desmond, now i can use KDE properly. Proprietary driver I am able to play 8k just fine..
4k60 doesnt work well, but 30 fps both 4k and 8k look fine. I can live with that.
Now back to original question..
Let me figure out mail clients, will get back to you guys.

You said you were on elementary, right? You are running KDE on elementary?

Desmond David said:
You said you were on elementary, right? You are running KDE on elementary?

no, i was about to skip to elementary, had live installed on a usb, then i read your suggestion to try to change drivers..
tried that and it fixed most of the choppiness..
Chromium can even play 4k60 now well

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@Nerevarine I don't use linux but this solution still seems good to me:
Using Microsoft Exchange from Linux Desktop

Okay I used evolution-ews and successfully setup both email and a calendar sync with exchange. Thanks for the help guys !