On Tuesday 14 Feb 2012 14:00:26 Anne Wilson wrote:
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> On 14/02/12 12:40, Duncan wrote:
> > P Nikolic posted on Tue, 14 Feb 2012 11:10:00 +0000 as excerpted:
> >> I am having a couple of problems that are becoming a PITA
> >
> > The by-point replies below probably aren't what you wanted to read,
> > but they're how I deal with it. Other than simply pointing them
> > out as options, I'm mainly just acknowledging your post, so it
> > doesn't go entirely unreplied if someone else doesn't reply with
> > solutions hopefully closer to your present setup.
> >
> >> 1 . Kmail will randomly just bomb out bang gone plus the
> >> mailing list filters miss so much mail i have to filter by hand
> >> .
> >
> > FWIW, after trying akonadified kmail, I decided the kmail devs were
> >
> > taking it, and by extension all of kdepim in a direction opposite
> >
> > the one I was headed. I don't believe the
> > akonadified/database-backed version will be as stable as old kmail
> > was, at least for me, for several releases, say 4.10 or so, and I
> > considered email too vital to be causing me stability and
> > dependability headaches for over a year.
> >
> > So I switched to claws-mail, which was right for me. The
> > conversion process wasn't entirely without issue, but then again,
> > neither was the upgrade to akonadified kmail. Other people may be
> > more comfortable with thunderbird or evolution, but they weren't
> > right for me either, while claws-mail ended up being a better match
> > for me than the pre-akonadified kmail was.
> >
> > So choose what you like, including staying with kmail if you
> > continue to be comfortable with it, but if you had thought about
> > switching, now's probably the time to do it, because as I said, I
> > don't expect kmail to be really stable again for another year, to
> > 4.10 or so, based on recent kde stabilization time history.
>
> Do whatever you can to live with it for just a little longer, or
> choose a temporary replacement. Like many others, I had to. The
> news, though, is that the kdepim developers had a sprint this weekend
> when they found and fixed many issues, so we should be able to expect
> a serious improvement in an update very soon.
>
> Anne
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Hope so .
I have tried Claws cant get on with it so .. lifes not nice with Kmail doing
a runner all the time
and i cant get on with thunderbird either ho humm
Pete .
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