On Thursday 29 October 2015 12:33:06 Kevin Kofler wrote:
Eli Wapniarski wrote:
> Kmail /Kontact has proven itself to be stable snappy reliable bit of
> highly complex code.
LOL hahahahaha! KMail 2 is anything except stable, snappy and/or reliable.
Seeing those 3 adjectives used for the extremely buggy, glacially slow and
unreliable KMail 2 / Akonadi makes me wonder whether we are even talking
about the same piece of software!
> Personally, I wouldn't dream of using anything else.
That's only because the alternatives are even worse.
> He writes about Kontact as though he was using the transitional versions
> that was released years and years ago.
"Years and years ago" was the last time we had a working KMail (KMail 1).
Kevin Kofler
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I beg to differ.
I write this on kmail.
I use kjots to keep my thoughts organized
At work I connect to my zimbra calendar and todo lists via caldav. My personal
contacts via cardav. The global address book via ldap.
I have absolutely no trouble with it.
I simply love it.
Oh... btw... I am still using kde 4.x so. I find the whole thing super stable.
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