Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
I installed Thunderbird and I'm liking it a lot so far. Very, very fast and great interface.
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hate the new outlook that is replacing win mail. any alternative that is similar to win mail that is simple and fast to load?
this is probably worse than the decision to remove group all at task bar and so many people refused to upgrade to win 11 because of that. what is Ms thinking?
Using New Outlook on Windows for professional communication and productivity
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I installed Thunderbird and I'm liking it a lot so far. Very, very fast and great interface.
Dislike as well and now they want me to pay a monthly subscription to remove ads. Removing and going to try Mozilla and others.
The best thing MS could do with the new Outlook is can it. It is totally useless. Can't move emails from multiple acounts to a single archive. Spam blocker doesn't work. to do and calendar no longer work on same screen.
Kill the new outlook and never casy a new UNFINISHED, DEBUGGED, FAULTY piece of **** like this on the public again (as if microsoft cares except for anything but out money.)
Moving to another email client.
Hope everyone noticed almost every reply from MS entails "yes it has bugs but we're working on it"? MS, fix it first then offer it to us.
I tried Debian 12 Live on my computers (laptop Lenovo yoga 380) and fully compatible, even the touchscreen based on Wacom. It even flips as expected. Alla natively without installing any drivers.
Try different distros live but if I were you I would stick on Debian or Fedora base.
My thoughts same. Me too, Windows 10 is last and have been evaluating replacement for it in Linux distros.