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#144
Originally Posted by luca View Post
Since, among the bundled offerings, I only use the (buggy) web browser and the (even more buggy) rss reader, for me claws is as integrated as it gets, anyway this is another shortcoming (fixed in fremantle?) of the bundled stack, that doesn't allow to plug different applications than the defaults ones (i.e. while claws is perfectly able to open a link in the browser, it's impossible for the browser to route a mailto link to claws)
That's only part of it -- use the system contacts database, integrated with the system mail settings, etc. I tried Claws, and wasn't too impressed with the experience as a whole. Similarly I'm not interested in whole gui replacements like gnome or kde. I like Hildon, but they've either got to improve the bugginess of the built-in stuff, or get out of the way and either let the community fix things like Modest, or develop drop-in replacements that can be integrated.

I used to use a Palm Tungsten C. The native Palm email client was lacking, so I went with SnapperMail. It was very integrated, essentially with the palm providing fundamental services that made SnapperMail a very effective drop-in replacement.

Last edited by canoehead; 2008-12-04 at 01:41. Reason: Missed a word...