Greetings,
I and several others here have looked at the tuxedo product and like it for the most part.
The biggest issue we see right away is having to scroll right to log out. Many people do not have screens wider than 640 pixels and even those that do tend to like narrow windows. Our first suggestion is to move logout to the file menu and put it on the left side of the screen somewhere.
The second item is the date format. That should be configurable by the end user and should probably default to mm/dd/yyyy (since most Americans think the world revolves around them )
The last from our initial looksee is that the columns do not have enough whitespace between them. The subject tends to run into the sender address and you can't tell were one ends and the other begins, especially in the narrow windows.
Azander
Notes from initial look at Tuxedo
Re: Notes from initial look at Tuxedo
Thanks for your input!
We have forwarded your requests to our development team for further review and addition to our ticketing system. We will be sure to do some further testing with smaller browser windows to ensure we cater to everyone!
Be sure to let us know if you notice any other enhancements you think would be nice.
We have forwarded your requests to our development team for further review and addition to our ticketing system. We will be sure to do some further testing with smaller browser windows to ensure we cater to everyone!
Be sure to let us know if you notice any other enhancements you think would be nice.
Re: Notes from initial look at Tuxedo
The attachment handling may need some work. I received an email with a winmail.dat file that _wasn't_ a true winmaul.dat file. I am unsure, so far, if it was on the senders end or not. When I open the attachment in kmail on linus, or mac-mail on Leopard it opens the attachment as if it was an email with attahcments (which it really was) and allowed me to open them. The tuxedo interface wouldn't even attempt to open it.
az
az
Re: Notes from initial look at Tuxedo
Thanks again for your input. We have created a development ticket to investigate this issue further. I'd imagine that the roundcube team has already put some thought into the winmail.dat attachments as they are quite popular among Outlook users.
Be sure to let us know if you notice anything else that could use improvements!
Be sure to let us know if you notice anything else that could use improvements!
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