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Re: [opensuse-gnome] Unique Features of Evolution
- From: Srinivasa Ragavan <sragavan@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 17:49:21 +0530
- Message-id: <1231849161.3245.28.camel@linux-900d>
Hey SUSERocks,
As the maintainer of Evolution, I would like to provide you some
features I think are unique of Evolution, and are good to showcase
Interms of the backends, though Evolution has so many backends for
mail/contacts and calendar, some of the most unique and important things
are
* Connectivity to MS Exchange 2000 & 2003,
* MAPI based Connectivity to Exchange 5.5, 2000, 2003 and
2007[though only 2007 is officially supported, but it can work
for the old MS Exchange Servers seamlessly] [OpenSUSE 11.1
onwards]
* Connectivity to MS Sharepoint servers[New in OpenSUSE 11.1]
* Connectivity to Novell Groupwise
* and many more
If you are looking at hand-picked unique features,
* Mail/Contact/Cal/Task/Memo integrated suite
* Desktop integration into GNOME
* Clock-applet calendar/task integration
* Addressbook integration with Nautilus-send-to,
OOo, Panel-Contact lookup applet, Pidgin, etc
* Attachment Reminder
* Message Templates aka Canned Replies
* Lot-better-search, Current/All account search
* Nicely cairo-rendered Calendar interface
* PST Import/migration plugin [Out of box support to import PST
files to Evolution on Linux]
There are infinite things I have missed, since they may be in TB or in
other apps in some form or other. Also I would run into
not-enough-memory if I continue writing on more features. Feel free to
ping me on specific details. If you need, I could provide you
screenshots etc. Thanks :-) for your nice marketing on Evolution.
-Srini.
On Mon, 2009-01-12 at 16:35 -0600, Bryen wrote:
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As the maintainer of Evolution, I would like to provide you some
features I think are unique of Evolution, and are good to showcase
Interms of the backends, though Evolution has so many backends for
mail/contacts and calendar, some of the most unique and important things
are
* Connectivity to MS Exchange 2000 & 2003,
* MAPI based Connectivity to Exchange 5.5, 2000, 2003 and
2007[though only 2007 is officially supported, but it can work
for the old MS Exchange Servers seamlessly] [OpenSUSE 11.1
onwards]
* Connectivity to MS Sharepoint servers[New in OpenSUSE 11.1]
* Connectivity to Novell Groupwise
* and many more
If you are looking at hand-picked unique features,
* Mail/Contact/Cal/Task/Memo integrated suite
* Desktop integration into GNOME
* Clock-applet calendar/task integration
* Addressbook integration with Nautilus-send-to,
OOo, Panel-Contact lookup applet, Pidgin, etc
* Attachment Reminder
* Message Templates aka Canned Replies
* Lot-better-search, Current/All account search
* Nicely cairo-rendered Calendar interface
* PST Import/migration plugin [Out of box support to import PST
files to Evolution on Linux]
There are infinite things I have missed, since they may be in TB or in
other apps in some form or other. Also I would run into
not-enough-memory if I continue writing on more features. Feel free to
ping me on specific details. If you need, I could provide you
screenshots etc. Thanks :-) for your nice marketing on Evolution.
-Srini.
On Mon, 2009-01-12 at 16:35 -0600, Bryen wrote:
For those of you who use Evolution, I am giving a presentation on
Evolution at GWAVAcon in a couple of weeks. I'm curious, what unique
features do you like about Evolution?
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Bryen Yunashko
openSUSE Board Member
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