You might have had their sympathy up to the point where you used "right to expect".
Being free software - and even "more" free with the recent open release of connector - your "rights" are pretty limited. Putting "Novell" on their name doesn't change that. That being said, the developers on this list have a history for offering a generous amount of their time and help to users who kindly ask for it. Evolution is a great product, particularly for the price. I've had my own problems with it, but I'm sure they'll get fixed. I'm sure before long, any RedCarpet issues that may exist for supported (or to-be-supported) distros will be worked out. > > I, too, would appreciate hearing from Ximian about what I can expect in > terms of updates not only of Evolution, but also of XD2, oOo, and RC > itself by using Red Carpet. I am presently using SuSE Pro 9.0, XD2, and > Evolution 1.4.6. I'm a humble user and am not the least bit interested > in compiling or recompiling, tarring or untarring, etc. anything nor am > I giddy about the fact that there are 10 or 12 (complicated) ways to do > just about everything. I just choose to use my OS and my basic > productivity apps and want them to work. What do I have a right to > expect from Novell/Ximian? > > Kelly Morris > -- Chris Boyce _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
