> From: Scott <sbicknel@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: kde@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Cc:
> Sent: Thursday, 28 June 2012, 22:26
> Subject: Re: KMail freezes after adding address to addressbook
>
>
> These problems are why I subscribed to this list. I thought that I was either
> missing something in plain sight that was causing me to misuse Kmail or that
> there was some workaround available to make these issues less problematic. I
> dumped KDE when 4.0 was shoved in my face by Kubuntu, and I had used Kmail for
> years before that. I only recently returned to KDE in Fedora and found that
> Kmail was no longer the stable and reliable mail client that I remembered.
>
> For some time I used Mutt, but I often get mail with attachments in MS Office
> formats, and Mutt makes handling those a PITA. I like to compose mail in Vim,
> and that, at least, still works in Kmail. Maybe I should look into Claws Mail.
> That would have been a more seamless transition from Mutt than Kmail was.
> --
> Scott
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> Kmail was so popular I suspect it will be sorted at some point and the question is when, If that doesn't happen no doubt distro's will switch to something else as an unstable email package isn't a viable proposition for some one who's main interest is making use of a pc. It certainly isn't for enterprise wide solutions. The main aim of some distro's :-) Many of us do their testing for them including me.
On my comments about sources of solutions I was just pointing out that there are several sources. I keep track of the 3 I mentioned and have also found what is going on in Arch of interest at times. I think I have been on this list for about 15 years at least, a distro forum for a similar amount of time and the kde forum more recently.
As to the comments about distro's when I started things were very clear. Not so these days all seem to be more aggressive with updates and problems some more so than others but I suspect that's largely down to KDE4 being so new. The fact that it's user base is growing again should help with that aspect. Personally I hope once again at some point this lists reaches anything up to 50 emails a day. :-) I really don't like gnome or the other desktops.
John
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