16.04 w/o KDE PIM?

Marcelo Magno T. Sales mmtsales at gmail.com
Fri Mar 4 14:13:52 UTC 2016


Maybe you should go back to 14.04 then, because 14.10 reached its EOL and
its repositories are no longer available.
I didn't go beyond 14.10 either, because I did not want to go to plasma 5
so early after all I read about it being incomplete and not completely
functional. I think I got traumatized when I switched to KDE 4 right after
it was made available. However, now I'm running 14.04 again, because I
couldn't install anything from the repos in 14.10 anymore...

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Marcelo

2016-03-04 10:53 GMT-03:00 O. Sinclair <o.sinclair at gmail.com>:

> On 04/03/2016 13:33, Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote:
> > To tell the truth, KDEPIM is broken since the first 4.x version. It used
> > to work so well in KDE 3.5.x, but after the "akonadified" KDEPIM 4,
> > nothing is reliable as it used to be anymore.
> > I've been fighting all this time to find a way through all the many
> > bugs, crashes and freezes of KMail because I've been unable to find
> > another mail client that can be configured to do all the things KMail
> > does (or did) and I was always hopeful that things would get better with
> > time, but I'm really tired of all this and in the last few months I've
> > been seriously considering to switch to another mail client. I found no
> > other client that is so resourceful as KMail once was, but it is more
> > important to me that it is reliable and fast. KMail really hasn't been
> > either for a long time and I should have abandoned it long ago.
> > If Kubuntu does not ship KDEPIM anymore, it will be just the little push
> > I needed to make the change, and I will wecome that. I think KDE as a
> > whole will behave better without KDEPIM.
> >
>
> Well I don't quite agree. I have very few problems using the 4.14.3
> version. I get the odd duplicate email (something to do with filters).
> To me it is not broken but perhaps the Plasma5 version is. In any case I
> will stay on 14.10 for now. I have tried 15.04 and it simply crashed.
> Have also toyed around w Manjaro (rolling) but just get irritated after
> a while as so many things I am used to does not seem to work in P5.
>
> In any case, I will wait and see. To me functionality is more important
> than "new and shiny". If 16.04 comes with no KDEPIM I will either sit it
> out on 14.10 or look for another distro
>
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