RE: [Evolution] "Message Display" now constant across folders?



Norman et al., here's what I really don't get it and pardon my ignorance on
the matter, but have you noticed by the several posts here that the nature
of the problems we are all facing is the sort of "[...] It was working
before in Evo 1.2.x and now it's broken in Evo 1.4..." 

A lot of those issues (especially the one Norman reported) IMHO are a
result of the task that had to be done: The port to Gnome 2.

As Evo 1.2 was a Gnome 1 application and Evo 1.4 is Gnome 2, this
release isn't like other new versions, which enhance and fix features.
The port is a hard task.


How can that be?? How can a team of developers of such competence as the one
at Ximian screw up a release so badly that most nice characteristics of Evo
got so mangled up it is now almost impossible to use it? Well, I actually
_cannot_ use it because of the POP bug that prevents me from getting my
e-mail from a server that, you guessed it, worked just fine with Evo 1.2.

AFAIK that will be fixed in 1.4.1.

In the mean time: Have you considered using fetchmail, just to retrieve
your mails and using Evolution?


C'mon folks, Evolution is such a great piece of work! We cannot, for the
love of... whoever, let it fall apart like this. Let's make it usable again
and enjoy this masterpiece of software.

I am sorry I don't have the gift of knowing how to program, but boy if I did
I would dive right in and try to get my favourite e-mail/calendar program
working again, just like its previous version did... 

Personally, I don't have any serious issues, just some slight downgrades
due to using the new Gnome 2 widges.

And from what I read so far, I expect a lot of issues to be resolved in
the next minor releases. As soon as 1.4 was released, I saw some heavy
activity in bugzilla...

...guenther


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