I don't mean to sound impatient, but it's been a few weeks and Solaris seems to be the only OS not yet to have had an RPM of Evolution 1.0.3 posted?
I know 1.0.3 isn't a major update, but a lot of the underlying libraries *have* now been updated via red-carpet, and Evo has become quite unstable because of it. For instance I've started getting popups when I first start it about __eprintf not being found by a "camel_local" .so (or somesuch) when trying to open my Sent mailbox, and then a few emails into using it the mailer crashes out, or the addressbook, just in normal use. I'm not sure, but I'm pretty certain this would all go away if a version of Evo for Solaris turned up compiled against these latest libraries? Similarly, the Ximian Solaris distribution is still at Mozilla 0.9.7, where as everyone else is at 0.9.9? This is mostly a pain because of the Solaris/SPARC- specific performance optimisations that went into 0.9.8. Your Mozilla builds are by far the most stable I've found (probably because of the mess of self-compiled libraries I have lying around here from the past 6 years or so) and so although I've messed with various builds of 0.9.9, I keep coming back to your 0.9.7 one for stability. I really don't want to sound like I'm carping - I'm getting the red-carpet service for free and it's saving me a huge amount of time over when I compiled all this stuff myself from CVS. I'm just wondering why these major projects are getting left behind on Solaris? Many thanks, --------My opinion - Not sane, intelligent or necessarily useful-------- o o mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] /v\ark R. Bowyer http://www.bowyer.screaming.net [EMAIL PROTECTED] `-' ------------------------------------------------------ /"\ \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign X Against HTML Mail / \ _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
