On Mon, 2009-10-26 at 17:46 +0100, Harald Beck wrote: > Hi guys, > > here is some feedback to version 2.26 running under ubuntu. > > First, I encountered a couple of very annoying bugs: (No, I don't want > > to engage in Bugzilla; sorry.) > > * In the calender view, where tasks and memos appear on the right, the > > memo list is empty, though there are memos listed in the memo view. The memo view in calendar would list only the memos created on a particular day. Say if a week is selected it would list all the memos created during that week.
> > * Evolution crashes (!) each time I edit a previously created > appointment to make it an recurring event. So if I forgot to specify > that at the time of creation, I have to delete it first, and create it > again, making sure I edit the recurrence information before closing > the > formular. Has been fixed - https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=579779 . - Chenthill. > > * If I start the computer from hibernating (having Evolution started > before hibernating), I'm prompted for the password for one of my two > mail accounts -- without effect (endless loop); so I have to cancel. > This does not happen, if I shutdown the computer, and start Evolution > as > usual. (That problem seemed to be linked with using ubuntu; but why > does > it work for the other account!?) > > There are other suggestions which are not bugs, but they shall not > concern us here. > > I could live with the bugs above for some time, but: Today I started > Evolution, and ALL calendar, task and memo entries were gone! The > according lists to file them are still here, but no items. In other > words, without doing anything, all information is gone and I have no > clue why. > > I enjoyed using evolution more and more since I started using it a > couple of months ago and so I managed to live with the mentioned bugs > which were indeed annoying. > > But I cannot possibly use a software that deletes stored information, > or > stores it in such a way that it cannot be retrieved. > > Well, I might go now browse ~/.evolution and see whether I can do > anything about, but hey, I wanna USE this software and not hack it. > > Hope that helps & looking forward to a (much) more mature version, > Harald > _______________________________________________ > Evolution-list mailing list > Evolution-list@gnome.org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
