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Typical Linux

And they wonder why Linux has less than 1% of
the market. It's because this is further proof
that they still cannot settle on anything.
There is so much unfinished garbage polluting
distro repositories. Linux is one big perpetual
beta and always will be.

Until the Linux community comes together,
shrinks down the number of distros so they can
use their collective intelligence to actually
polish something, they will always be last
place. Start with helping the Evolution team
with their sad excuse of an Exchange plugin.
Here's a suggestion; use EWS instead of a
protocol that's likely to be phased out with
the next release of Exchange, MAPI. Apple got
it right.

Posted by: jmiller1978   Posted on: 06/15/09  (Edited: 06/15/2009 @ 08:00) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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