My Evolution setup -was- Re: [TriLUG] Help with a Linuxworld Article

[Wade Bowlin]

Just to add to the list....

I am using Multisync to sync (contacts, calender) from Evolution <-->
Sony Ericsson T616 mobile phone via infrared on my Dell Inspiron 8200. 
Multisync will also dump your Evolution data to text files for easy
backup, sync via 2 PCs running Evolution via IP with encryption, via
bluetooth if your mobile phone doesn't have IR, the list goes on and
on....  http://www.multisync.org/

Evolution is an excellent piece of software... with Multisync it is even
better!

my $.02...  
-Wade

On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 09:40, Jon Carnes wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 09:10, Michael Thompson wrote:
> > I'm running Evolution 1.4.3 and it gives me fits all the time on RH 9. 
> > What version/distro are you using?  Maybe I'll have better luck with a
> > different setup.  I do like Evolution, but it seems a little buggy to
> > me...
> > 
> > Thanks, 
> > 
> > --mike
> > 
> I'm using the default version of 1.2.2-5 on RH9 (with the default Gnome
> as my desktop).
> 
> I download an average of 150 emails/day and I currently have around 60Mb
> of mail stored in my mail folders. I'm downloading mail from six
> different accounts: 1 POP, 1 POPS, 1 IMAP, 2 IMAPS, and 1 local mbox. 
> 
> My box is a 1Gh AMD Duron with 256 Mb of RAM and an IDE HD (with space
> aplenty for all my mail, etc).
> 
> In general my cpu runs about 86% idle (with mail open and active on a
> Gnome desktop).  All my apps run great, and I even kick-butt on BZflag!
> 
> I've gone off and left Evolution open for days at a time with no
> problems (so no memory leaks...).  Try doing that with Outlook!
> 
> Jon Carnes