On 02/16/2012 04:04 AM, Tanstaafl wrote: > Sadly, we are a Windows shop,
That thought never crossed my mind when I mentioned Evolution. > and although it has admittedly been a > while, I have seen nothing to indicate that Evolution is any better > on Windows than it ever has been. When I played with it (last time > was maybe a year or more ago), it was totally unusable/buggy/crashing > all the time. Has the windows port improved to a point that I may > want to give it another try? I've never tried the Windows port. I avoid Windows wherever possible :) Evolution, even on *nix, is far from a polished masterpiece like Exchange. (I'm assuming that Exchange must be a masterpiece after many years of costly marketing at MS.) OTOH, I do use google docs to share spreadsheets with people at work, and I can see that google is working hard to improve the product before MS can capture the software-as-service market. Hard for me to believe that google would want to piss off Exchange users in such a clumsy way (even though I suggested exactly that in my previous post ;) Even if the problem really is the google docs API, I'm guessing that the API is still in development and is changing rapidly (judging only by their spreadsheet service, though. I don't share my calendar with my workmates, God forbid! I don't want them to know what I'm doing... ;)
