Well last night I tried Thunderbird as a mail client and I am happier with it than Evolution so far. In itself Thunderbird does not include Calendar or tasks tools, but an add on called Lightening adds this extra function. Not only that but the drag and drop of an e-mail to the calendar for instance works just like it does in outlook. Without further ado I decided that this came closer to my needs,
I decided that it would be best for me to remove Evolution from my system. I did not wish to have two mail clients on board and in the interests of tidyness I wanted shot of it.
Initially I tried to remove Evolution via the add remove programs item in the menu. I was denied doing this and told to use synaptic package manager instead. This I did, and it seemed pretty easy to do so.
Clicking Deny to the dialogue box makes it go away for a second, then it reappears. Denying a second time banishes it for a bit longer, but it still keeps reapearing.... Confused completely!
Newer news items:
- Been Diverted Slightly - Set up my own home server
- Ardour and Adversity.
- Audio recording and a journey into various booting methods.
- Installing a Linux Application from Outside the Supplied Repositories
- I think that I resolved the Keyring Issue with the removed Evolution.
Older news items:
- Setting Backspace button within Firefox to Navigate to Previous Page
- Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Remix Install Went Smoothly
- SCRIBEFIRErtMnrb5Qv1SCRIBEFIRE
- Using Evolution
- Scribefire Timestamp Issue
