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> > I am using Evolution as it is now, I have never tried any other
> > mailclients for X.


No matter what anyone says you're going to have to try them for yourself.

KMail, Sylpheed, Mozilla Mail, Mutt, etc.

All of these are VERY good now.
You won't know until you install, try it, and see how it feels.