On Mon, 2004-04-26 at 01:18 +0100, D. D. Brierton wrote: > So, I've been feeling guilty about not contributing more to the > Evolution development cycle -- which in my case means testing for and > reporting bugs. But I realised something just now and wanted to let the > developers know if they're reading: I won't beta test Evolution because > it is simply too crucial an application for me. I completely rely on it. > That is meant to let you know what an amazing application you've > written. As a web developer the only things on the desktop I used to be > absolutely dependent on were Emacs and Mozilla; for Evolution to have > joined company with them is actually pretty impressive. I'm not a big > company, I'm a one-guy contractor/consultant; I don't have an enormous > number of clients, but rather just a nice number of quality ones. But I > now manage so much of my business life and my private life from within > Evolution that I realised that I actually rely on Evolution even more > than Mozilla (after all, I'm knowledgeable enough to work around bugs in > Mozilla). It's just my way of saying thank you, and also apologising for > not contributing more .. which come to think of it must be a bit of a > pain for you guys: the better your product the fewer beta testers you > might get! > heh, that's a good sign anyway :-)
As for beta testing current 1.5, mail is working pretty well, and contacts also work quite good. Calendar is a bit behind still, so might be a problem, but if you only need evo for email and contacts, I'd suggest you to beta test it, at least starting with a test user to confirm its stability before moving over fully to it. And thanks for the support :-) cheers _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
