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Thank you for your work. I've used KDE for quite a while and I recall the 4.0 shenanigans and stayed with it. I absolutely love the mad amount of customisatio
by gerdesj 5y ago
Thank you for your work. I've used KDE for quite a while and I recall the 4.0 shenanigans and stayed with it. I absolutely love the mad amount of customisation that is available and the breadth and sheer depth of the project.
If you could get Kmail/Kalendar to speak Exchange EWS or the like easily then you might unlock a lot of "enterprise" users. I use (Gnome) Evolution EWS on my KDE desktop.
- ognarb 5y agoKMail does speak Exchange EWS, and there was a few big bugfixes merged last week: https://www.davidcbryant.net/wp/2021/08/29/july-august-in-kde-pim/ https://www.davidcbryant.net/wp/2021/08/29/july-august-in-kd... (look for the MS® Exchange Server section). Unfortunately these were only merged in the master branch and not the bugfix branch so that they won't be available to the users before december.
- gerdesj 5y agoGosh, so it does. It is a bit unsteady at the moment but I have choice again \o/ It pointed out I don't need a password because I'm already connected to the domain via Kerberos - nice.