Randy McMurchy wrote:
Hi all,
I am becoming very fond of the Evolution email client. Am I alone
here? It seems to do everything Thunderbird does, and some things
better.
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What I think is a drag:
1. The dependency list. I'm certain this alone keeps many folks
from ever trying out Evolution. However, if you use GNOME, you
should consider looking at Evolution.
I used to like evolution, but then they changed something with the way
rules were processed during an upgrade and it made a mess of my local
folders. I don't remember exactly what was different, but I couldn't
make it do what I needed at the time. I moved back to Mozilla and then
Thunderbird and really haven't looked at it since.
Just recently, I found some odities with my Thunderbird upgrade (of
course it's a cvs snap so I can't really complain). Importing
everything again from archives solved my issues. I think I might give
EVO a try agian some time soon. But all of the above is really off of
the threads topic and probably more of a problem between the keyboard
and chair anyway. The real reason I use thunderbird is that it's built
and ready to go shortly after X completes so I can use it to ask
questions while building gnome (obviously that wasn't the case for this
build).
-- DJ Lucas
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