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On 25/12/2013 16:19, Mick wrote: |
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> I really sympathise with you Alex because I have been through similar pains |
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> myself on one of my machines. That was enough of a lesson for me not to allow |
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> this piece of ... to mess up any other boxen. I'm still on kmail-1.13.7 and |
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> having thoughts of migrating to T'bird. |
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I ran into this too in the kde-4.4 era (when kmail2 was showing first |
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signs of being releasable) and I honestly have not seen any signs since |
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that the kmail devs have any clue at all. This mailing list has many |
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stories of folks experiencing data loss when they just follow the |
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instructions. |
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Nowadays I use Tbird and all issues just go away. |
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It's unbelievable the chaos kamil2 can inflict on a system, and the |
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worst is that everything they do is a complete 100% already-solved |
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system, there's nothing new in it - it does mail and contacts plus a few |
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other bits! Classic case of 2nd major project syndrome (read mythical |
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man Month if you don't get the reference) |
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Alan McKinnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |
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