[Another example of why something like Akonadi (which uses a database like MySQL) is not bloat because it's useful, chiefly in a company:]
My reminder pops up Monday morning, say two hours before the meeting. I click the email link and it pulls up the mail. Click another button and it pulls up the entire thread. With just two mouse clicks I now have all the email conversations I've had with this client to refresh my memory, in just a few seconds. In that same view I also see I have some notes attached to some of our exchanges. Remember, time is money.
The old way: the reminder pops up, I have to open my email program, search through the hundreds of mails I receive to find the one I want, then search again for anything relevant, etc. What a pain.
[There is more information in http://web.archive.org/web/201306270...e-and-kde-pim]
My reminder pops up Monday morning, say two hours before the meeting. I click the email link and it pulls up the mail. Click another button and it pulls up the entire thread. With just two mouse clicks I now have all the email conversations I've had with this client to refresh my memory, in just a few seconds. In that same view I also see I have some notes attached to some of our exchanges. Remember, time is money.
The old way: the reminder pops up, I have to open my email program, search through the hundreds of mails I receive to find the one I want, then search again for anything relevant, etc. What a pain.
[There is more information in http://web.archive.org/web/201306270...e-and-kde-pim]
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