When I looked at g-contacts closely before Oneiric's release, it did not
do anything empathy's contact list could not do, and it was very rough
still.

I installed 3.3.90, and I must say I'm shocked how poorly designed this
program is. When you start it the first time, you get a totally
unintelligible setup screen with two unobvious choices where to keep
your contacts, and two misplaced buttons which at first appear to be a
menu. (attaching screenshot).

The main window has a very poor layout, tons of empty entries, and it
does not show much information. (attaching screenshot).

Frankly, this is not an app I want to see in our default install.
Evolution has a much better UI to manage contacts.

If the new empathy needs this, I strongly suggest to keep the current
empathy version and backport some bug fixes, or revert the removal of
empathy's builtin contact list.

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