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Not sure why the headline was changed. This is an article about Rust programming. "Bringing Exchange Support to Thunderbird" implies it's about Thunderbird and
by bachmeier 2y ago
Not sure why the headline was changed. This is an article about Rust programming. "Bringing Exchange Support to Thunderbird" implies it's about Thunderbird and it's support for Exchange - something you won't learn from the article.
- Zhyl 2y agoWhat are you talking about, fam? Exchange support for Thunderbird is the entire second half of the article.
- bachmeier 2y ago> Exchange support for Thunderbird is the entire second half of the article. Sure, for Thunderbird developers. Regular users don't care about any of that, if they even understand what it says.
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- pquki4 2y agoBased on the first paragraph of the article which focuses on Exchange rather than language, I'd say the feature itself is more important than the implementation, and that's also what most users care about.
- Beldin 2y agoI dunno. I've been using Thunderbird for years with exchange - first onprem and now O365. I might've missed it in the article or misremember the difficulty of setting it up (low), but errrrr.... it just works?
- ktosobcy 2y agoSubmitted earlier the same with full title but didn't get any traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40095870 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40095870