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Re: Mailody
by Hobbes on Monday 30/Oct/2006, @06:07
> Why should the creation of Mailody mean that there is anything wrong with kmail?

It seems obvious to me: they are both mail clients! Whether KMail has nothing wrong and a new mail client is purposeless, whether KMail lacks features and a new client may be useful. Pure logic.

I have read his posts on his blog (thanks Fred). Mailody was started because its author missed features in KMail and he was not able to add them in KMail. It seems that KMail code was hard to understand.
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Re: Mailody
by Stephen on Monday 30/Oct/2006, @11:25
> It seems that KMail code was hard to understand.
Sadly I'd agree if that were the case.
I tried to look into fixing something a few days ago. It is horribly unorganized under the top level directory they have 414 files!
I hope for kde4 they plan on cleaning it up a bit.
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