Thanks, guenther and Erik, That's what iwanted to know. I will wait as Evolution 2.2.3 is stable (I use POP not IMAP) and some of the quirks I can live with. When you have thought for many years that Eudora was the best there is (until approx. 2000!) then Evolution is simply heaven. I will scan the Fedora lists to see when FC5 is available. Joep
On Sun, 2006-01-08 at 20:49 +0100, guenther wrote: > > > Maybe a stupid question but can anybody give me the reason why Fedora > > > update ignores evolution (but updates e.g. Ooo)? I'm still using 2.2.3 > > > and I have the feeling that a lot f wonderful things (but also nasty > > > things!) are not in this version but is is the latest with Fedora. > > > Logical next question: where do I find RPM updates suitable for FC4_64 > > > (AMD64)? > > FC4 originally shipped with GNOME 2.10, including Evo 2.2.2. Just like > any other other distro, they usually don't update large things like the > entire Desktop. And Evo 2.4 is part of GNOME 2.12. > > Maybe there are other non Fedora resources that offer Evo 2.4 for FC4. > Dunno, don't use Fedora. :) > > Leaving this one up for others to answer. ;) > > > > I've had various issues that caused nasty data loss with evolution 2.4. > > I assume you filed bugs at bugzilla.gnome.org for all of em, didn't you? > > > I could imagine the FC don't want to include it into mainstream yet. > > No. See above. > > FWIW, FC5 will ship GNOME 2.14 (and thus Evo 2.6) in a few months. > Current development version already ships uptodate Evo 2.5.x development > releases. > > ...guenther > > _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
