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Re: [Sheflug] Evolution, Ximian in general...



On 03 Apr 2001 20:46:53 +0100,  wrote:
> but it ain't branded at all (except Nautilus of course). I'm on 1.4rc1
> at the mo. I have since regretted this decision a lot my list of broken
> rpm dependencies is so  long I am thinking of switching debian. but
> maybe not now :-( 

I don't recommend Debian for more up to date GNOME at the mo', I'm
afraid!! RedHat + Ximian Red Carpet seems the best bet, to my mind. Most
up to date, and also Red Carpet is very nice.


> I haven't run Evolution though it looks like it might be better than my
> current Mail Client Postilion (The only major thing it lacks is GnuPG
> support).

GnuPG support?? Erm.. s'been doing that since version 0.9 :) So.. that's
no major things it lacks then! I find it extremely stable (I came into
work on Monday morning, and had 1107 emails in my inbox. I 'get mail'd,
and it got them all, no complaints. VFolders, everything - it all
worked. If it works under that many emails, I'm pretty confident. The
only strangeness left I've found is some attachment oddities from time
to time, but it's much better than it was, and much more integrated
also. I recommend giving it a go, at the very least...

> Nautilus is better than GMC if overly Mac like. I sadly couldn't get
> Mozilla support to compile in though.

I have to say, I like Nautilus too, although I don't have it installed
currently - it wanted an old version of Moz, and I wanted to move on...
ho hum.

Cheers,


Alex.
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