Re: [orca-list] Mail client



It's because Mozilla's market share has fallen off the cliff. I believe
it's under 3% these days.

Jean-Philippe MENGUAL writes:
Hi,

Future unsafe, because Mozilla let this project, we don't know very well
wether there are still devs on this project, what they do, their
roadmap, etc. There are old bugs, like this lag in big folders, which
hasn't been fixed for a long. I haeq of a lot of things about it and its
status after Mozilla support.

Finally, mail client is a topic in discussion today, in front of other
cloud solutions based on Zimbra, OBM, etc. Hence my doubts.

Now I just wonder: is there an obvious release for which Evolution
accessibility hasn't been fixed for GTK3?

Regards,


Le 11/09/2016 à 16:52, Christopher Chaltain a écrit :
I use Thunderbird myself, and except for the delay when opening a large
folder, I don't have any issues with it. I'm curious though, why do you
say it's future is unsafe? Why is it's future any more unsafe then any
other community supported application?

On 11/09/16 05:41, Jean-Philippe MENGUAL wrote:
Hi,

I've used a long Evolution, but it has become inaccessible for a long.
I'm using Thunderbird but its future is not safe, and it has many boring
bugs (lags, slow in big folders, crashes).

Do you know a graphical mail client which would work with Orca? What
about Zimbra, etc?

Thanks for feedbacks,

Regards,



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