Qualcomm on Wednesday joined up with the Mozilla Foundation to announce
it is transitioning Eudora into an open source e-mail client that will
be based upon Thunderbird. In turn, all future versions of Eudora will
be free and Qualcomm will discontinue the current paid client. http://www.betanews.com/article/Qua...illa/1160593052
Qualcomm on Wednesday joined up with the Mozilla Foundation to announce it is transitioning Eudora into an open source e-mail client that will be based upon Thunderbird. In turn, all future versions of Eudora will be free and Qualcomm will discontinue the current paid client. http://www.betanews.com/article/Qua...ff_Eudora_to_Mo zilla/1160593052
I've not tried Eudora for years; gave up when it got bloated with
the "mood" rubbish.
Assuming it's still the same size, it might be worth trying again
if someone at Mozilla manages to unbloat it.
Qualcomm on Wednesday joined up with the Mozilla Foundation to announce it is transitioning Eudora into an open source e-mail client that will be based upon Thunderbird. In turn, all future versions of Eudora will be free and Qualcomm will discontinue the current paid client. http://www.betanews.com/article/Qua...illa/1160593052
Quote from Eudore website:
"Add a picture or logo to your signature, you can also include a link to
your company web site. Go to Edit > Insert > Downloadable Picture, to
insert a hyperlinked graphic."
What kind of distighusing feature is that supposed to be?
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Frank Steinmetzger <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote:
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What kind of distighusing feature is that supposed to be?
Not to put too fine a point on it, but what does "distighusing" mean?
It can't be good.
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What kind of distighusing feature is that supposed to be?
Not to put too fine a point on it, but what does "distighusing" mean?
Distinguishing
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Qualcomm on Wednesday joined up with the Mozilla Foundation to announce it is transitioning Eudora into an open source e-mail client that will be based upon Thunderbird. In turn, all future versions of Eudora will be free and Qualcomm will discontinue the current paid client. http://www.betanews.com/article/Qua...illa/1160593052
One thing that sort of attracts me to Eudora is the way it handles encoded
attachments and embedded files. They are stripped out of the email itself
(reducing the size of the mailbox files) and placed in separate Attachments
and Embedded folders. This makes attached / embedded files a lot more
accessible. I'd like to see that feature in Thunderbird. It would mean a
departure from the MBOX mailbox format standard but a new standard could be
established.
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