Set Gmail as Default Mail Client in Ubuntu
Every Geek uses Gmail… it’s pretty much required. And now you can set Gmail as the default client in Ubuntu without any extra software. (Windows requires the Gmail notifier be installed)
Just go to System \ Preferences \ Preferred Applications
Under Mail Reader, select Custom, and then paste this into the Command window:
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HowTo Set Gmail for your Domain as Default Mail Client in Linux
Original idea from the How-To Geek… Here’s how to set gmail to be your default mail client if your domain email is hosted with gmail.
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