Hi, all. Just some stuff I thought I'd share, as I don't recall seeing
any mention of it. I've been using (or attempting to use) Evolution, on
and off, for just over a year now. A year ago, you were lucky if it got
past the splash screen. Now? It's gotten good.
Granted, the GUI-hating
I agree that Evolution has come a long way. It's getting good and it fills a nice
niche for those people who feel they can't live without OutLook.
However, I was surprised to see that 1.0 didn't support IMAPS. To me, that killed
it right there...
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On Fri, 2001-12-28 at 13:47, Randy Edwards wrote:
I agree that Evolution has come a long way. It's getting good and it fills a
nice niche for those people who feel they can't live without OutLook.
However, I was surprised to see that 1.0 didn't support IMAPS. To me, that
killed it
I think he really does mean IMAPS. It's IMAP over SSL, I believe. But,
I do seem to remember that when I first tried out 1.0 (I'm still sticking
with mutt for most of my mail reading/sending), I was able to use IMAPS.
Maybe it's because I got my prebuilt rpms from Red Hat's rawhide and I did
Ah -- hadn't been aware of that particular permutation of an acronym;
gotta hit them books. Anyway, since I'm unfamiliar with IMAPS, I'm
(obviously) not an authority on it, but on the stock 1.0 (a-la Ximian)
Receiving Mail tab, when IMAP is selected, there's a Use secure
connection (SSL)
Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
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However, I was surprised to see that 1.0 didn't support IMAPS. To me, that
killed it right there...
Assuming you mean IMAP, it supports it just fine; two of my inboxes are
IMAP, and I have no problems whatsoever.
I believe that he ment IMAPS, which is IMAP over
