Horde - Imp

[Noah John Gellner]

I would be happy to stay with Squirrelmail except that I don't understand
its internationalization model. To read messages in Japanese I need to
change the entire interface into Japanese. I have done a lot of searching
but it seems that this is the way the developers set up
internationalization. Personally, I don't get it. So, I am in the market
for a new webmail system.

On a related note, I think that internationalization settings are a
tremendous weakness for Linux. The various input methods pale in
comparison to the offering from Redmond, overall integration is terrible,
and the documentation is sparse and vague. I have been trying to get my
installed Japanese fonts working with Java and it is a complete nightmare.
Running java applets is presently my main reason for using Windows. Sorry
for the rant, but the state of affairs drives me crazy.

On Thu, May 20, 2004 3:54 pm, Fraser Campbell said:

> I use squirrelmail, my girlfriend always complains I'm not as good as
> yahoo
> since there's no spell checker ... gotta find the plugin.


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