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Shaggar posted:notes is actually really good at some things and it makes building apps pretty easy and fast. its way better than sharepoint for some of those things. domino developer spotted
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:outlook express for windows XP migrating my old firm from that thing was such a pain in the balls stupid loving pst filesize limit
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Mr-Spain posted:Outlook 2010 best Outlook p much true outlook 2016 is basically 2010 except with obnoxious "apps" and an uglier UI
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at this point giving 50 grand to infosys or some vp's idiot son who's "good at programing" is a better option for building lob apps than sharepoint or domino
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mail.app and calendar.app suit my needs poorly but is more responsive than anything else
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did anyone say "outlook not so good" yet?
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Postbox is aiiight
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inbox dot google dot com suits my email needs
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actually, that client is a massive piece of poo poo
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outlook 2016 status:
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:outlook 2016 status: yeah it does that for me a lot too microsoft makes bad software
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Bloody posted:actually, that client is a massive piece of poo poo gmail 2017 status: Still can't forward more than one email at a time.
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Boiled Water posted:gmail 2017 status: Still can't forward more than one email at a time. or view more than one email at a time. or view and reply to an email at the same time
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:outlook 2016 status:
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:outlook 2016 status: i like that feature cause it makes me feel like I'm still using notes
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it's all really bad. exchange in particular is really bad the more stuff you try and hook it into like these loving pieces of poo poo https://www.steelcase.com/products/scheduling-systems/roomwizard/
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Sharepoint is a terrible product and a testament to the power of salespeople and networking hail capitalism
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wyoak posted:Sharepoint is a terrible product and a testament to the power of salespeople and networking
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Bloody posted:or view more than one email at a time. or view and reply to an email at the same time It's easy to view and reply at the same time and I do it every single day
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mail.app, it downloads the whole mssage and inline threading sucks, tool buttons are small, they keep removing features every feature, gigantic email storage locally you cannot change. Pros: birthday invitations are easy! thunderbird, designed for the 90s no calendar integration that doesn't suck, tabbed windows always break when you RDP in. (they go black in windows), slow to startup with huge email account. pros: transferring between PCs is as easy as packing up the user folder win 10 mail: cant open more than one email at a time, copy-paste is broken becuase UWP lol, and when you do paste in images from snipping tool, half the time they don't actually send. pros: fast. real notifications in windows 10
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get the best of both words. good webmail that always renders the same across platforms, and OS level inegratation, with the best consumer OS on the planet, my dudes, you know hat im talkin about, yep, its ChromeOS
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lancemantis posted:an old workplace used lotus notes for all kinds of random bussiness apps, they had like two FTEs dedicated to maintaining that garbage we got this at work. managed to turn off the weird smooth cursor, still having to live with useless whitespace
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Real question: why do people use local email clients at all? What benefit does it have over using google/outlook/fastmail web client where you never have to worry about things breaking or desyncing, ever?
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because you have too many email accounts through several different providers and you want to check them all in one place i just use my phone, but it sucks also
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the outlook 365 client for osx started periodically totally freezing my laptop. its a real POS
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emoji posted:Real question: why do people use local email clients at all? What benefit does it have over using google/outlook/fastmail web client where you never have to worry about things breaking or desyncing, ever? corporate IT helpfully installed it along with cool stuff like IBM BigFix which, when patching (cant be stopped).. incredibly uses 100% CPU
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emoji posted:Real question: why do people use local email clients at all? What benefit does it have over using google/outlook/fastmail web client where you never have to worry about things breaking or desyncing, ever? because i need popup reminders to know when my next meeting is starting 
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emoji posted:Real question: why do people use local email clients at all? What benefit does it have over using google/outlook/fastmail web client where you never have to worry about things breaking or desyncing, ever? because the Web clients are, unsurprisingly, absolute pieces of poo poo
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Best I've ever used was Lotus Notes circa 2006 working for [Big Corporate top 50].
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outlook 16 windows is frankly pretty good, but it's not good at handling large inboxes unless you archive every 6 months.
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Thunderbird: Wouldn't even sync my mail boxes. Never could get it to sync/work. I guess I have too much e-mail Outlook: I don't know, I remember it being really bad. Mail.app: It's fine. emClient: It's good. No weird issues, handles things well. pine/elm: all hail RMS! just write your own mail client in python/gtk and call it a day. if it doesn't work you have no one to blame but yourself. 
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mishaq posted:because i need popup reminders to know when my next meeting is starting gmail via chrome pushes reminders to desktop
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Lmao if you get enough emails that u even think about this
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Bloody posted:because the Web clients are, unsurprisingly, absolute pieces of poo poo How so? Must be your machine. Gmail has always worked flawlessly and is faster and more responsive somehow than these native mail clients. When I've tried to use Outlook or Mail.app sometimes across multiple commuters and OSS and years I've had to wait several minutes for 'send/recieve' or even restart the computer to make it send whatever is in outbox, and even that doesn't work until it decides to randomly work later on. So web clients are surprisingly much more superior.
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emoji posted:How so? Must be your machine. Gmail has always worked flawlessly and is faster and more responsive somehow than these native mail clients. When I've tried to use Outlook or Mail.app sometimes across multiple commuters and OSS and years I've had to wait several minutes for 'send/recieve' or even restart the computer to make it send whatever is in outbox, and even that doesn't work until it decides to randomly work later on. So web clients are surprisingly much more superior. you're dragging a selection box instead of checking boxes, you can handle different accounts at once, etc. i also find it annoying to miss notifications because i don't keep tabs open on pages i'm not using. agreed though, still waiting to hear about a no nonsense cross platform client that isn't a pig.
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There are two possible emails: work and personal (and you set up forwarding for your shopping and alias emails etc to your main one), and they should be as separate as possible anyway. Any other email account is not important enough to check regularly and you use mailinator for those purposes. If you have to keep up with a dizzying amount of emails for work just get a new job.
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pram posted:why http://wiibrew.org/wiki/User:Jsmaster/WiiMail posted:
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