Yes, kind of. We had been using a super janky forwarder setup to pass emails sent to our domain on to gmail accounts. We had some issues with it and I finally convinced the management to switch to actual email accounts. (Yes, I know there are pitfalls associated with using hosted email that isn't Gmail or Outlook in 2022.)
Thunderbird ended up being an easier option than Roundcube webmail (probably in part because some users had used Thunderbird in the past). It wasn't a mandate per se but my users aren't super technical and like to all use the same program, plus local storage makes it easy to keep local backups of mailboxes.
Thunderbird ended up being an easier option than Roundcube webmail (probably in part because some users had used Thunderbird in the past). It wasn't a mandate per se but my users aren't super technical and like to all use the same program, plus local storage makes it easy to keep local backups of mailboxes.