Re: Goodbye for now, kmail
Martin Steigerwald <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.users.pim |
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| Message-ID | <3434367.Jqrd8nNrMz@merkaba> |
ianseeks - 06.05.17, 08:29: > > This is the really annoying part: it all just works for me. I don't know > > what I'm doing wrong, but it just works. I can't reproduce many of the > > misbehaviors and issues that users report and without that I can't fix > > them. Believe me that it really annoys me and that I'd much rather had the > > most broken setup ever that I could just analyze and fix, but I guess I'm > > just too lucky (or unlucky, depends on the point of view :-)) > > Is there someway we can all check release levels are all consistent with > all the software required for KDEPIM? It could be that all your pieces of > software are correctly matched with each other whereas a lot of us just > accept the upgrades and some of us may now have misaligned software > releases Well at least that one should be easy enough as Akonadi and KDEPIM has same version number on each release since quite some time. On Debian I´d try apt list | egrep "akonadi|kmail|kdepim-runtime" and make sure that Akonadi packages, libakonadi packages, libkf5akonadi packages as well as kdepim-runtime (containing the Akonadi resources for KDEPIM like IMAP or maildir resource) and kmail package are all the the same major version, i.e. currently 16.04. But if you can I suggest you try to use a later version, cause 16.04 is older than a year already. However for me this one works pretty stable except for the performance related shortcomings. Oh, BTW the folder has still not been moved. Ciao, -- Martin