So I'll ask a question. I saw the following on another list:
I stopped using WinPT after is crashed too many times.
I am now using Thunderbird with the Enigmail plugin
for GPG interface. It works rather flawlessly and I've
never looked back.
Allen wrote:
So I'll ask a question. I saw the following on another list:
I stopped using WinPT after is crashed too many times.
I am now using Thunderbird with the Enigmail plugin
for GPG interface. It works rather flawlessly and I've
never looked back.
Allen wrote:
So I'll ask a question. I saw the following on another list:
I stopped using WinPT after is crashed too many times.
I am now using Thunderbird with the Enigmail plugin
for GPG interface. It works rather flawlessly and I've
never looked back.
IanG wrote:
2. GPG + Engimail + Thunderbird. Will never be totally robust because
there is too much dependency.
What does this mean? GPG + Enigmail, whilst not the best architecture I
ever heard of, is a tiny increment to the complexity of Thunderbird.
Are you saying anything other than big
Ben Laurie wrote:
IanG wrote:
2. GPG + Engimail + Thunderbird. Will never be totally robust because
there is too much dependency.
What does this mean? GPG + Enigmail, whilst not the best architecture I
ever heard of, is a tiny increment to the complexity of Thunderbird.
Are you saying
IanG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ben Laurie wrote:
IanG wrote:
2. GPG + Engimail + Thunderbird. Will never be totally robust because
there is too much dependency.
What does this mean? GPG + Enigmail, whilst not the best architecture I
ever heard of, is a tiny increment to the complexity of
IanG wrote, On 7/9/08 2:06 AM:
Then, when a new Thunderbird comes out, you load that up and
the other packages cease to work
As far as I recall, the last time Thunderbird had an upgrade it told me
that one was available, I clicked to upgrade, and the addons, including
Enigmail, continue to
