[03:41] good morning [03:58] morning! [03:58] it is tomorrow!!!! [03:58] 24.04.1 [04:00] marcoagpinto: :( No - .1 delayed to the 29th. [04:01] what? [04:01] :(((((((((( [04:04] Uh Huh - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2024-August/043079.html . [15:45] that's... inconvenient [15:58] JanC: the .1 delay? [15:58] yes [15:58] i just hope they fix my gtk bug [15:59] bug #2064177 [15:59] -ubottu:#ubuntu-discuss- Bug 2064177 in mutter (Ubuntu) "Window borders and shadows missing from GTK3 dialogs (if autologin is enabled and Xorg is used)" [Medium, Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/2064177 [16:03] Does not seem related to the delay at all [16:03] +be [16:04] my main problem is family with an Outlook.com account used with IMAP, which will stop working with the Evolution version in 22.04 in September (they use a semi-proprietary authentication method now), and I hoped I would be able to do an "official" upgrade to 24.04 before then [16:04] Urgs [16:04] 29th release won't give me much time for that :) [16:05] ravage: if they dont fix that on .1 we gonna get tons of autologin users asking about it [16:05] I use davmail to connect to O365 or currently more O363 [16:05] I'd prefer to keep things as simple as possible [16:06] It's pretty simple. You run the service and just use any imap compatible client [16:07] And just don't think about it being stupid anymore [16:07] and AFAIK recent Evolution supports IMAP with the new authentication (haven't tested it yet) [16:08] I'm sure DavMail actually already uses the new authentication :) [16:10] I think the "new" authentication is OAuth based... I have no issues with Thunderbird accessing my Outlook.com/hotmail.com addresses [16:11] OAuth2, not OAuth [16:11] just don't start with that [16:11] and Thunderbird gets updated, I suppose... [16:12] while updating Evolution is hard because it's tied into EDS, and EDS is tied into the desktop in various ways :-/ [16:15] and people don't like to change their mail client... [16:15] indeed they don't [16:17] would be nice if EDS/Evolution upstream could somehow disentangle those a bit more [16:17] and/or maybe do the protocols more like plugins that can be updated independently or something [18:42] protocols as plugins, this is the way