> In playing with the trial installation
> on another box, I've verified that Evo doesn't recognize
> importing of those elements from previous Evo versions.
Not exactly true. When upgrading, Evo will upgrade data from previous
versions if necessary. However I fear that what you are trying to d
Why would you install 8.10? The current version is 9.04, and the long term
support release is 8.04.
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Lastly, when you say "upgrade", are you seriously considering trying to install
a relatively new Debian based distro on top of a very old rpm based distro?
If so, I predict nightmares, an unbootable system and data loss.
If you just mean that you are going to replace the system and are planning
bg:
> > In playing with the trial installation
> > on another box, I've verified that Evo doesn't recognize
> > importing of those elements from previous Evo versions.
Pete Biggs wrote:
> Not exactly true. When upgrading, Evo will upgrade data from previous
> versions if necessary. However I
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 03:19, Art Alexion wrote:
> Why would you install 8.10? The current version is 9.04, and the long term
> support release is 8.04.
bg:
According to what I thought I saw when I first visited the Ubuntu site a
few weeks ago, 8.10 was listed as the latest LTS release. It's
also
8.04 is the LTS release. 8.10 is 1/3 of the way through its 18 month support
cycle, superseded by the current 9.04.
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To: evolution-list@gnome.org
Sent:
Art Alexion wrote:
> Lastly, when you say "upgrade", are you seriously considering trying to
> install
> a relatively new Debian based distro on top of a very old rpm based distro?
bg:
Not at all - I used the word in the generic, not the technical sense.
I figure to install Ubuntu separately, f
>
> That would make sense. My observation was predicated on what Evo offers
> when you select import - it appeared to list every email client *but*
> Evo. I can certainly understand that there may have been significant
> alterations to the data structures between the two releases. I've
> always f
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 06:09, Pete Biggs wrote:
> As someone else said, the best way would be to upload all your mail to
> an IMAP server and then re-download it to your new installation - you
> could possibly set up your own IMAP server locally to do it.
bg:
That's doable - I already have a se
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 09:04 -0400, bg wrote:
>
> Sounds like some good strategies. A question, though; in looking
> through
> all the operating elements of my 1.4 Evo, I don't see that it offers
> any "export" choices - what do I do to get the Contacts saved as
> a .csv
> file? Would that be a com
There a new mail in my Gmail account,
and when I have click on Send/Receive to Get messages,
Evolution is Not Downloading them, even sent a test message,
to myself and not received as of yet.
All was fine...but not now.
anyone?
Richard
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From: Svante Signell
To: evolution-list
Subject: Re: Preview pane not updated after expunging
Date: Thu, 30 Apr 2009 11:40:25 +0200
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 11:21 +0200, Svante Signell wrote:
> A
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 13:06 -0400, Rick wrote:
> There a new mail in my Gmail account,
> and when I have click on Send/Receive to Get messages,
> Evolution is Not Downloading them, even sent a test message,
> to myself and not received as of yet.
>
> All was fine...but not now.
> anyone?
Without
On Thu, 2009-04-30 at 06:19 -0400, Art Alexion wrote:
> Why would you install 8.10? The current version is 9.04, and the long
> term support release is 8.04.
And if you're really concerned about evolution, ubuntu 8.10 includes evo
2.24, which is the most bug-riddled release of evolution I've ever
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