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View Poll Results: What do you prefer, Thunderbird or Evolution?
Thunderbird 1,357 66.03%
Evolution 652 31.73%
What are they? 46 2.24%
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Old June 6th, 2006   #1
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Evolution or Thunderbird?

I don't use Evolution, and if I try to do a
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sudo aptitude remove evolution
I get this
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Next packages will be REMOVED
evolution evolution-exchange evolution-plugins ubuntu-desktop
So I would like to see Thunderbird in Edgy

What do you prefer?
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Old June 6th, 2006   #2
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Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

ubuntu-desktop is just a meta package, you can safely remove it.

and i prefer Thunderbird, as well. If Evolution finally got some love, it could really be a great app, though

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Old June 6th, 2006   #3
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Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

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ubuntu-desktop is just a meta package, you can safely remove it.

and i prefer Thunderbird, as well. If Evolution finally got some love, it could really be a great app, though

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Please tell me what features you prefer in thunderbird that does not exist in evolution? I really enjoy using evolution, but I also believe mozilla-thunderbird is a nice app.
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Please tell me what features you prefer in thunderbird that does not exist in evolution? I really enjoy using evolution, but I also believe mozilla-thunderbird is a nice app.
well, it's not any features i'm missing, it's just that evolution is slow, rather buggy and the spam blocker doesn't work as well.

my opinion...that is
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Old July 21st, 2006   #5
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Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

I don like either. I like Kontact better than both.
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Old July 21st, 2006   #6
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Wink Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

I used Thunderbird because is so simple and I only need a simple email-program.
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Old June 6th, 2006   #7
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Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

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Please tell me what features you prefer in thunderbird that does not exist in evolution? I really enjoy using evolution, but I also believe mozilla-thunderbird is a nice app.
its more like "please tell me what feature are there in evolution that i do not need"
i like to keep things as simple as possible... and i just need an email client.
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Old June 6th, 2006   #8
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its more like "please tell me what feature are there in evolution that i do not need"
i like to keep things as simple as possible... and i just need an email client.
Yes, I agree, but I think Thunderbird should have a tray icon integrated, because the "Tray Icon" extension only works on Windows, and we have Ubuntu for something...

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Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

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Yes, I agree, but I think Thunderbird should have a tray icon integrated, because the "Tray Icon" extension only works on Windows, and we have Ubuntu for something...

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Try alltray for the moment:
http://alltray.sourceforge.net/downloads.html
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Re: Evolution or Thunderbird?

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Yes, I agree, but I think Thunderbird should have a tray icon integrated, because the "Tray Icon" extension only works on Windows, and we have Ubuntu for something...

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Do you mean http://moztraybiff.mozdev.org ?
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