Good work on sorting Modest. Hopefully the aforementioned patches to camel tinymail et all can be applied for offline sync. I've been using it for a bit over 6 months and it works perfectly as described.

I've tried several times and yet I'm unable to install community testing, after some minutes on HAM a yellow banner pops up saying cannot install application package or something like that.

i couldnt install thru AppManager, FappMan worked for me

I got a question - willing to donate to the solution holder..

2G vs 3G (3.5g). Well, we all know that 3G/3.5G brings down the battery quite fast and, though the network selection applet is making good job on it I would ask/propose to the coding guys the following scenario (please, forgive for me not being to clear when speaking about this issues - not knowing much about it)

When we need a 3G/3.5G network connection (either on SIP calls, web browsing, attachment downloading/uploading, etc) the present 2G connection should "call" for the 3.5G and allow it to do the job. I believe it is common knowledge that the switch from 2G to 3G is quite fast in contrast to the vice-versa from 3.5G to 2G which it takes quite longer. Then, after the job is done, and the screen is black (standby) the network connection should revert to the 2G mode.
The network Dual mode is not working, as I monitored several times.

So, is this doable?

Okay gonna give it a shot.

you will need to add repository manually.. open appman and fappman, create new repo in fappman and copy settings over from appman

Can you list me the repo's details, i guess the .install file is banged hard.

Post #396

Name: Community SSU
URL: http://repository.maemo.org/community-testing/
Distribution: fremantle
Components: free non-free

Been running the CSSU the last days and have also gotten daily updates the last 3 days.

No bugs to report that should be affected to the CSSU. (Conversations freaked out after 1500 or so SMSs in storage, but a reboot solved that.) On the other hand, no noticeable improvements to speak of - Modest is still slow as *bleep* to navigate. I understood that Modest was one of the components which has gotten a major overhaul with the CSSU? How do I check the version of Modest?

No-one has said that any major improvements were shipped. Modest has had it's version bumped and some patches applied, but it's still Modest.

Sc0rpius is increasingly digging through its code, though.