Hans-Peter Fischer wrote:
> "Tim Wunder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>
>>That can be said about NC4.7x as well. What's your point? What does that
>>have to do with filtering in newsgroups not working, or someone using OE
>>for mail/news while extolling the virtues of Moz?
>>
>>Filtering in Newsgroups, in fact, does not work yet in Moz. I have not
>>tried filtering Mail. The dialog is there, so I suspect it's working.
>>
>>The mail/news client has become increasingly usable over the past couple
>>of weeks, but there are still some essential missing items, most of
>>which have bug reports on them, IIRC. But filtering in newsgroups is not
>>there. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10097
>>
>>JTK certainly has a point when someone, who's complaining about JTK's
>>criticism of Moz, uses Outlook Express for mail/news. I USE Moz's
>>mail/news. The LEAST a person could do when reading Moz newsgroups is
>>USE the friggn' thing. Can generate an awful lot of good bug reports
>>that way (or comment on existing ones).
>>
>
> Has it ever occured to you that sometimes people may have to use a certain
> program although they do not like it?
>
No, apparently it hadn't, it has now. I extend my sympathies for your
HAVING to use OE, and my apologies for the leap to judge. Fortunately, I
have control of the browser/mail client I use. For business related
stuff, it's NC 4.77 -- I need the relative stability and usefulness. For
experimentation (ostensibly evaluation of Moz for use by the company), I
use Moz. At home, I use linux/konqueror/kmail (just installed Moz the
other night, will start using it to read the Moz newsgroups at home).
> My God, do I really have to explain that to a Windows user? Do you really
> think all Microsoft users are using Microsoft because it's superior? LOL
> No, at least _some_ people use Microsoft because it's being rammed down
> their throat - by a company ruthlessly exploiting its monopolist power. And
> that's exactly why I'm here and wishing Mozilla luck (and hoping these silly
> discussions will have an end).
>
> HP
>
Point taken.
Regards,
Tim
