Re: Kmail: Gmail (less secure apps) advice for GNU emacs developers.

[Uwe Brauer <oub@mat.ucm.es>]

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>>> "SM" == Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca> writes:

   >> > FWIW, this has been discussed at my workplace as well, tho luckily it
   >> > hasn't happened (yet?).  At that time, I had considered what I'd do, and
   >> > I concluded that I'd most likely setup a forwarding on my (gmail) work
   >> > email and buy a more respectable email service like `posteo.de`.
   >> 
   >> Oh no, I might try out dovecot, but even if it works, it will occupy
   >> a huge amount of my disk.

   > Not sure what you're saying, but I'm only suggesting to use some other
   > provider instead of Google.  No need to install&manage anything
   > like dovecot.

The problem with another provider is:

    1. My Gmail account actually occupies some 22 GB, I presume to have
       that amount of space in any other provider will need some
       payment. While I might consider this for my private account, I
       don't feel like I should pay for my work account.

    2. The other provider must allow me to send email using the from of
       my work address, as google does.

    3. That is why I thought to stay with gmail but to go back to use
       dovecot (if their figured out how to connect to an gmail, with
       the new identification process). I did this in the past and the
       downside of this approach is that I will end up with an
       additional 22GB on my laptop and more in the future.

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