Brand new RH ES3 installation (Evo wouldn't run on my old RH 7.2 installation, after my gtk 1 -> 2 update). I've had 5-6 months' worth of enforced Mozilla and love Evo 1.4 on Gnome2
Had to get used to Evo again. Found that *all* the bitches that I ever had about the Gnome1 version have magically vanished. Even LDAP contacts is now really good - congrats, Chris :) and does now support TLS/SSL, as well as allowing almost complete management of contacts as a privileged user. I really missed that with Mozilla. What I'd really love, is shared folder support. I use Courier IMAP 2.2.0 with fam (concurrent file/folder updates) support. This allows users to define shared mail folders - a tremendous advantage for schools and any other org that wishes to share certain data. Evo "sees" the shared folders, but can't do anything with them. Mozilla supports them fully - as does SquirrelMail and perhaps other clients. What do I like best about going back to Evo from Mozilla? - look and feel far nicer (even with Mozilla's custom skins it's still 2-dimensional, Evo is 3-dimensional) - LDAP contacts and management - with evolutionperson.schema, of course - Spelling - much better implementation - smtp and IMAP options (much better than Mozilla, which is brain dead here) - summary - tasks and calendar, of course - but think how much better they'd be with shared folders - vfolders Compiled Pan 1.14.2 - that's got much better too, so I don't miss usenet. All in all, Evo is now a great product. Thanks to everyone for making it possible - and for listening to what people want. --Tonni -- mail: billy - at - billy.demon.nl http://billy.demon.nl _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
