honeywhite

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by honeywhite 3y ago
Tested it out and it's pretty damn awesome even in alpha stage. It has Unicode and security certificates work. It's a real contender in the traditional e-Mail space. (I'm an early backer, put maybe $10 on one of the early Kic
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by honeywhite 4y ago
For why this may be significant, check out https://computerhistory.org/blog/the-eudora-email-client-sou...
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Hermes Aurora 8.0, a continuation of QUALCOMM Eudora for Windows, releases 1 Aug(indiegogo.com)
1 points by honeywhite 4y ago|2 comments
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HERMES Mail, a Continuation of Eudora for Mac and Windows(reddit.com)
2 points by honeywhite 8y ago|0 comments
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by honeywhite 8y ago
I decided to deal with all issues raised here, in one big Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/aeo39h/hermes_m...
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HERMES Mail for Windows and Mac – everyone's questions answered(reddit.com)
2 points by honeywhite 8y ago|0 comments
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by honeywhite 8y ago
Canadian and American dollars, remember. $570 US = $800ish Can. The Kickstarter is also in Canadian dollars.
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by honeywhite 8y ago
I disagree with the "requirements document" bit. I do think it's better to move to Cocoa, but this should be done bit by bit. Start with "the upstairs" (the user interface), which absolutely MUST be in Cocoa to be
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by honeywhite 8y ago
It's not actually. Only the UI parts of Carbon are deprecated: "We are still planning to support the Carbon Event Manager and Text Input Sources, to name two mostly non-UI APIs. You might wonder, what about the Memory Manager, o
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by honeywhite 8y ago
Depends what you mean by Carbon. If you mean "the UI parts of HIToolbox", then yes, Carbon is deprecated. If you mean Carbon in general, most parts of it have been ported to x64, and you wouldn't call that deprecated.
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by honeywhite 8y ago
I don't appreciate being called a "fraudster" by someone who hope onto the Eudora mailing list, writes that one message, and hops off. Without participating otherwise.
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by honeywhite 8y ago
Fixed some bugs? The project didn't compile under a modern compiler. The compiled version didn't work well with any language besides English or Latin. There was no spell-checker included with the source and we had to re-wri
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by honeywhite 8y ago
Note that this is the Kickstarter for the Windows version of HERMES Mail. It's an entirely different codebase and, as such, Visual Studio is the perfect IDE for the job. The high mobile data cost was because said developer lives i
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by honeywhite 8y ago
I've registered a custom domain, which will be our primary user-facing point of contact. Developers use SF essentially purely as a Mercurial host; everything else is run over eMail.
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by honeywhite 8y ago
Already do. I don't use Gmail's HTML interface (I always will prefer IMAP over an HTML gateway) but Gmail is my primary personal eMail server.
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by honeywhite 8y ago
Problem with those two is the first three letters. I'm fine with Bitbucket but decided against it in the near-term. Long-term, we'll probably move toward it.
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by honeywhite 8y ago
I absolutely hate git. I think its creator should be shot in the elbows, knees, and balls, and then broken on the wheel. GitHub has no Hg support, so it's out. I thought long and hard about transitioning to Bitbucket. In the end, I