> Patrick, first of all I'd like to thank you for all the effort you have > put into Enigmail (and will continue to put into it). Without your > brilliant work it is clear that Thunderbird would not have been as > successful as it has been.
Absolutely. Hear, hear. :) > Whilst OpenPGP support should ideally of course have been built into > Thunderbird from the beginning (alongside S/MIME support) I have to say > that, as things now stand, I have more confidence in the development and > project management of Enigmail than of Thunderbird itself. I'm not sure that's wise. Enigmail is fundamentally dependent on Thunderbird. If Thunderbird catches a cold, we're hospitalized for pneumonia. > near future. And yet I find myself having misgivings about how well the > future of Thunderbird will be managed or how sustainable future > development will be, especially when the project is ultimately not the > master of its own platform's fate. Nor are we. I see today's news as an unqualified success. This is good news for everyone. :)
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