Translated with AI from the Russian original.

In total, over two hundred fixes and improvements were made.

The developer of RuPost introduced a new version of the corporate email client Desktop X 2.2.0. The key change is the "My Day" interface module, which displays the current agenda and upcoming meetings in the sidebar, eliminating the need to switch to the calendar.

The message editor has also been updated in this release. It received enhanced tools for working with tables and images, allowing the creation of complex emails without using third-party programs. In addition, the DXNS service for notification delivery is integrated into the client. Notifications work exclusively within the organization's perimeter, without requiring access to external cloud services.

A significant part of the improvements is dedicated to performance optimization. The application now processes mailboxes containing tens of thousands of emails faster and synchronizes data more efficiently on low-power computers. In total, over two hundred fixes and improvements were made, including new sorting options and recipient suggestions.

The product is compatible with Astra Linux, other domestic Linux distributions, Windows, and macOS, and also supports working with domestic mail servers, including RuPost and Exchange.

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