On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 15:09 +0200, Stefan Nitsche wrote: > 1. A really good threaded mode. It should be really clear which > messages that are threaded (it is not at the moment IMHO) and > threadeds should be sorted by the newest message, i.e. a thread > started a week ago containing a message that arrived today should be > sorted as newer than a message that arrived yesterday. (This could be > the case already though)
I believe this was broken in older versions of Evo but it's been fixed for a while (but I don't use threaded mode so I'm not sure). > OR Why "or"? Why not both? :-) > 2. A really good wide view. Evolution already does this very well when > comparing to the mail apps I've tried (excluding Outlook). But... When > comparing Evolution to Outlook the message list feels very "heavy" in > Evolution. It's a bit hard to explain but hopefully I make some sense. I have to agree here. Although I have a ginormous monitor at work and I use wide view there (because with a monitor that wide, normal view just looks bizarre), I have to say that quite often I feel like switching back. In fact at home, where I only have a pretty wide monitor, I have enough room for wide view but I DID switch back. I love being able to see lots of subjects, but the summary window is really, REALLY hard to read in wide view. The "from" addresses and the subject lines are simply too difficult to tell apart and it's very frustrating to see what I'm looking for. This is especially true in my spam folder, which I scan once every day or two looking for things that were inadvertently caught. This basically involves checking the subject for things that might not be spam (I get a lot of legitimate email from people I don't know so looking at the sender doesn't help me). I sort on the subject field in that folder which I find makes it easy to find things in normal view, but it's simply impossible to do a quick scan in wide view. I don't really know what would be the best way to fix it. Maybe have the subject line background a different color from the sender, instead of every other message? Or, (weird but might work) right-justify the sender and leave the subject left-justified? I don't know, but some way to make it easier to scan down the window and tell the difference between senders and subjects needs to be found before wide view can really be user-friendly (IMO). Cheers! _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
