Both Wired.com and Read/WriteWeb recently interviewed Scott MacGregor, the lead engineer for the Mozilla Thunderbird email client. Last week, the Mozilla foundation made release candidate 1 available for the upcoming Thunderbird 2.0 client. The final version is expected at the end of April. The Wired.com article focuses on the advantages of desktop email clients over webmail clients, while the Read/WriteWeb article focuses on the new features found in Thunderbird 2.0.
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