> You don't need to file enhancement requests -- all this good stuff is
> already built into the evolution-2.31 package and the "express" mode
> is triggered with a command line switch:
>
> evolution --express
>
> A lot of the enhancements will eventually seep into the standard UI.
> The code is already littered with
>
> if (in_express_mode) { do this } else { do that }
>
> and I don't like redundancy. :)
That's fantastic to hear, and thank you for clarifying. I thought it
might be a separate tree or something, but for express mode to
incorporated into the same tree, and triggered with a special switch, is
definitely preferable.
> > * Having tabs instead of separate pop-up dialogs in the appointment
> > editor, for recurrence / free busy / Alarm.
>
> +1 I've always found the Evolution appointment editor to be a
> confusing construction; even after using it for years [a decade?].
I know what you mean. There were a number of nice touches in the
screenshots, but the tabs in the appointment editor were my personal
favourite, and seem like something that's a clear win in non-express
mode too.
-- All the best,
Nick.
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