Shot (Piotr Szotkowski) wrote: > Bruce Richardson: > > Pegasus Mail had (and still has) one of the most hateful UIs ever seen > > on a Win32 application. Almost any useful feature you might think of > > has both its configuration and its implementation scattered across > > multiple menus and combo boxes. > > That???s true; IIRC, switching to The Bat! was a step forward in > this regard ??? and by the above I just meant I preferred PM over OE.
I'm sure Eudora had plenty to hate, but from this distance -- I haven't touched it in something like a decade -- I don't recall it being particularly awful. Certainly less horrific than either Pegasus (my gods I hated that Borland widget library) or joining the vulnerability-of-the-week club. My main complaint is that it was a pretty lousy IMAP client. But if you were happy with POP3 it did reasonably well. -- * Matt McLeod | mail: [email protected] | blog: http://abortrephrase.com/ * --- People can do the work, so machines have time to think ---
