I just wanted to mention that I am using a (much) older version of kmail, the
one that comes with Debian Wheezy (kmail 1.13.7 (for KDE 4.8.4)).
AFAICT, it does not use Akonadi. (In that version of kde there is a thing
that, iirc, indexes the content on your disk and then provides quick search
results -- I don't remember the name of that thing, and I disable it by
default).
I am very happy with that version of kmail (and kde), but I am still using
Debian Wheezy which is rather risky (because it is no longer supported by
Debian, specifically no security updates).
There is another (Linux) OS that I think is named Trinity (ahh, ok, yes it is
Trinity, and they label themselves a desktop environment, thus TDE as a 3
letter acronym).
TDE is (or started as) a fork of KDE 3.5.
When I setup my next email computer, I'm almost certain I will install TDE.
Others might wish to consider the same.
On Saturday, November 13, 2021 09:36:28 AM Martin Steigerwald wrote:
> Bjoern Bidar - 13.11.21, 14:46:08 CET:
> > Am Samstag, 13. November 2021, 12:32:00 EET schrieb Martin
>
> > Steigerwald:
> […]
>
> > > I really appreciate all the effort developers put into
> > > KDEPIM/Akonadi. It is a lot of effort. It is clearly visible.
> >
> > Well why we are talking here then and not on one of the bugs you
> > reported? I that you annoyed but if there is a bug for the issue you
> > face talking on the mailinglist is the wrong medium.
>
> I get the impression you do not even want to understand.
>
> And I am not into having an argument for the sake of having an argument.
>
> So I am ending this here.
>
> All the best,
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