Valid point of view. What I am thinking of is the other people. If you want OO to make inroads into the areas that MSO is dominant, that means dealing with their customers and their needs. You at least have to look like you are listening. Even if you don't agree, you need to be prepared to give a valid argument to them on the opposite side. An e-mail client is a dead issue for me, either way. I work with Thunderbird and am happy as a pig in mud with it. But I try to think about the people that will argue for integration and what you say to them.
Robin Laing wrote: > Even though I am late responding, I couldn't let this one sit. > > We have been forced to Exchange server with no IMAP or POP allowed. This > forced me to Evolution, the Linux clone of Outlook. And it sucks. > > This is one reason that I am late in responding. I don't want an email > client tied to my office suite. Just because Microsoft does it, doesn't > make it right. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
