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On 13/02/16 01:21, James Quilty wrote:<br>
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The projects I think would be best suited to the course and most
attractive to the students are:<br>
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<li>Gmail integration with Thunderbird.</li>
<li>Encryption usability enhancements.</li>
<li>Ensemble Project.</li>
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Closely followed by:
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4. Chat project(s). I'd like to hear everyone's views on my
ranking.<br>
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In my opinion, speaking in terms of what's going to make the biggest
positive visible and practical impact for Thunderbird, I'd switch 1
and 3 around. Users can if they wish work through existing
documentation for Gmail+Thunderbird setup – it's all there, from
Mozilla, Google and the blogosphere. It's less easy to document
around what has been for the longest time a fundamentally pretty
awful contacts/address book experience.<br>
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Cheers, <br>
Dave<br>
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Dave Koelmeyer
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