Re: Evolution or Thunderbird

From: Steve Lamb <grey@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 08:50:11 -0700

Rashkae wrote:

Evolution doesn't really use a Trash or Junk Folder. Those are actually
'virtual' folders that contain messages marked as Junk or Marked for
Deletion, but the mail itself remains in the original folder/file on the
system.

Ew. Ok, that coupled with the fact that the default operation on
drag-and-drop is copy and not move and we have show stoppers. Back to TBird.

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