Now don't get me wrong, I like the idea and would like to see that
implemented too. Would be nice to let users make/use their preferred design.
And by "fruity" I meant the one with the apple on it, not windows ;)
I know some apple super-fans, that said that sogo looks hideous..
I disagreed there and they immediately jumped my throat :/
greetings
hugo.-
On 06/18/2012 03:54 PM, Fonzy wrote:
Wow ! Thank you guy's ... serious !
Where did you learn to read ?
I'm not saying that I would like SOGo to be a clone of Exchange Web UI,
I only ask if it's possible to make SOGo skinable.
If I only would like to clone Exchange, I don't ask to SOGo be skinable,
I ask only to change the Web UI to match the Exchange one.
The Exchange Web UI is an example ! Roundcube Webmail is another !
So, please, don't jump on any word to make some quick conclusions and
avoid this kind of association: Exchange users are only Windows geeks.
Cause if you follow SOGo with native outlook compatibility, it implies
that you use MS Outlook, so, you're also have your "fruity" mail client !
I'm an experimented Linux user. (it may be better to install and
configure SOGo, is'nt ?).
So my question remain !
Fonzy.
2012/6/18 Bruno Lingner (Hugo) <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
...and then there are those users, who don't like anything that
doesn't resemble their favorite 'fruity' OS ;)
On 06/18/2012 10:32 AM, Wolfgang Hennerbichler wrote:
Imagine a world where exchange clone's aren't needed anymore,
because
other stuff is better than exchange.
I really like roundcube webmail's look and feel. Don't try to clone
something, be somebody on your own.
On 06/18/2012 10:25 AM, Fonzy wrote:
Hi,
I known that the Web UI of SOGo is dedicated to be a clone of
Thunderbird, but is there a way to make it skinable ?
Imagine SOGo with Outlook compatibility and a beautifull
clone of
Exchange Web UI : The perfect Exchange clone, isn't !
But ok, it's simply an idea (may be bad)
Regards,
Fonzy.
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