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Good evening from Osnabrück; Tom shares some facts from the day 1 with you, so all I have now (before putting my hand on svn commit) is some graphics. Recently (except for updating opensuse) I have switched from winnt5 to winnt6 on my notebook (thanks Adriaan!).
I need to admit I am regular user of Akregator under Vista now (which is -- repeat-after-me -- fully functional -- aKregator I mean, not Vista ;)). I am also slowly moving to KMail as well on the OS. The latter KDE app runs with POP3/SMTP/IMAP/SASL support offered out of the box.
Read on for the gfx...
Akregator and KMail for Vista (click to enlarge)
As we went crossplatform, the KMail's User Agent string is now more accurate, letting us to perform some statistics and provide better technical support:
The default Qt widget style already gives pretty good and _native_ look&feel -- you should definitely expect more soon.
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akregator on win? cool! it
akregator on win? cool! :) it was my original motivation in trying to build kde4 on win.. :) besides korganizer ;)
Do you happen to know whether there is someone actively maintaining the akregator project? (not exactly the best place to ask, i know ;))
Yes, Frank Osterfeld
http://cia.vc/stats/project/kde/akregator
State of Kmail on KDE4?
What is the state of kmail on KDE 4 right now? Is it still working with its own data backend, or is it already relying on Akonadi?
So far KMail (as in SVN) is
So far KMail (as in SVN) is working with its own data backend.