Eudora - Revision history

Woozle at 14:25, 10 September 2021

2021-09-10T14:25:30Z

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	[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It was originally [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but switched to using [[Mozilla]]'s open-source Thunderbird as a codebase in 2006. A beta of (open-source) Eudora 8.0 was released in 2008, but it had discarded the look-and-feel which made the original popular. Eudora OSE (Open-Source Edition) was released in 2010, but did not fix this problem.{{seed}}		[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It was originally [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but switched to using [[Mozilla]]'s open-source Thunderbird as a codebase in 2006. A beta of (open-source) Eudora 8.0 was released in 2008, but it had discarded the look-and-feel which made the original popular. Eudora OSE (Open-Source Edition) was released in 2010, but did not fix this problem.{{seed}}
	==Pages==		==Pages==
			* [[/compiling]]
	* [[/SSL Notes.txt]]		* [[/SSL Notes.txt]]
	==Links==		==Links==

Woozle at 01:09, 5 November 2020

2020-11-05T01:09:59Z

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	[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It was originally [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but switched to using [[Mozilla]]'s open-source Thunderbird as a codebase in 2006. A beta of (open-source) Eudora 8.0 was released in 2008, but it had discarded the look-and-feel which made the original popular. Eudora OSE (Open-Source Edition) was released in 2010, but did not fix this problem.{{seed}}		[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It was originally [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but switched to using [[Mozilla]]'s open-source Thunderbird as a codebase in 2006. A beta of (open-source) Eudora 8.0 was released in 2008, but it had discarded the look-and-feel which made the original popular. Eudora OSE (Open-Source Edition) was released in 2010, but did not fix this problem.{{seed}}
			==Pages==
			* [[/SSL Notes.txt]]
	==Links==		==Links==
	===How To===		===How To===

Woozle at 16:07, 30 October 2020

2020-10-30T16:07:14Z

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	'''Note''': This page is about the proprietary Windows version of Eudora, not the open-source application of the same name that isn't really the same program at all. (Eventually, there should be separate pages for each of these.)		'''Note''': This page is about the proprietary Windows version of Eudora, not the open-source application of the same name that isn't really the same program at all. (Eventually, there should be separate pages for each of these.)

	[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It ~~is currently~~ [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but ~~Qualcomm is joining forces with the~~ [[Mozilla ~~Thunderbird~~]] ~~project to release Eudora~~ as ~~an [[~~open source~~]] product~~ (~~originally slated for early 2007~~, but this ~~seems to have slipped)~~.{{seed}}		[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It was originally [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but switched to using [[Mozilla]]'s open-source Thunderbird as a codebase in 2006. A beta of (open-source) Eudora 8.0 was released in 2008, but it had discarded the look-and-feel which made the original popular. Eudora OSE (Open-Source Edition) was released in 2010, but did not fix this problem.{{seed}}
	==Links==		==Links==
	===How To===		===How To===
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	===News===		===News===
	====open-source release====		====open-source release====
			* '''2018-05-22''' [https://computerhistory.org/blog/the-eudora-email-client-source-code/ The Eudora™ Email Client Source Code]: includes some history
	* '''2007-09-05''' [http://www.linux.com/feature/119019 Qualcomm sets the record straight on Penelope (Hint: it's not Eudora 8)]		* '''2007-09-05''' [http://www.linux.com/feature/119019 Qualcomm sets the record straight on Penelope (Hint: it's not Eudora 8)]
	* '''2006-10-11'''		* '''2006-10-11'''

Woozle: how to accept a certificate

2015-04-25T12:52:04Z

how to accept a certificate

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	==About==		==About==
			'''Note''': This page is about the proprietary Windows version of Eudora, not the open-source application of the same name that isn't really the same program at all. (Eventually, there should be separate pages for each of these.)

	[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It is currently [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but Qualcomm is joining forces with the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project to release Eudora as an [[open source]] product (originally slated for early 2007, but this seems to have slipped).{{seed}}		[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It is currently [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but Qualcomm is joining forces with the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project to release Eudora as an [[open source]] product (originally slated for early 2007, but this seems to have slipped).{{seed}}
	==Links==		==Links==
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	* [http://qwerky.50webs.com/eudorarescue/download.htm Eudora Rescue]		* [http://qwerky.50webs.com/eudorarescue/download.htm Eudora Rescue]
	* [http://www.papou.byethost9.com/notes/Eudora_to_Thunderbird.html Importing e-mail from Eudora into Thunderbird on Ubuntu Linux]		* [http://www.papou.byethost9.com/notes/Eudora_to_Thunderbird.html Importing e-mail from Eudora into Thunderbird on Ubuntu Linux]
			* Accept a certificate when Eudora keeps rejecting it:
			** Right-click on the account, select Properties
			** Select the "incoming mail" tab
			** Click the "Last SSL info" button
			** Click the "Certificate Information Manager" button
			** Look through the list of certificates for the one that isn't being accepted. It should have a skull icon. You may have to open multiple tree-levels to find it.
			** Click on the certificate, and press the "add to trusted" button.
	===News===		===News===
	====open-source release====		====open-source release====

Woozle: importing from proprietary Eudora; tidying

2013-01-08T15:54:53Z

importing from proprietary Eudora; tidying

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	==~~Navigation==~~		==About==
	~~[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[Eudora]]~~
	~~==Overview~~==
	[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It is currently [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but Qualcomm is joining forces with the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project to release Eudora as an [[open source]] product (originally slated for early 2007, but this seems to have slipped).{{seed}}		[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It is currently [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but Qualcomm is joining forces with the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project to release Eudora as an [[open source]] product (originally slated for early 2007, but this seems to have slipped).{{seed}}
	==News==		==Links==
	===open-source release===		===How To===
			* [http://kb.mozillazine.org/Importing_from_Eudora_-_Thunderbird Importing from Eudora to Thunderbird]
			* [http://qwerky.50webs.com/eudorarescue/download.htm Eudora Rescue]
			* [http://www.papou.byethost9.com/notes/Eudora_to_Thunderbird.html Importing e-mail from Eudora into Thunderbird on Ubuntu Linux]
			===News===
			====open-source release====
	* '''2007-09-05''' [http://www.linux.com/feature/119019 Qualcomm sets the record straight on Penelope (Hint: it's not Eudora 8)]		* '''2007-09-05''' [http://www.linux.com/feature/119019 Qualcomm sets the record straight on Penelope (Hint: it's not Eudora 8)]
	* '''2006-10-11'''		* '''2006-10-11'''

Woozle: Eudora update; fixed bad phrasing in overview

2007-09-06T11:36:07Z

Eudora update; fixed bad phrasing in overview

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	==~~{{hide\|~~Navigation}}==		==Navigation==
	[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[Eudora]]		[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[Eudora]]
	==Overview==		==Overview==
	[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] ~~originally~~ owned by Qualcomm. It is currently [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but is ~~being released to~~ the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project ~~for~~ release as an [[open source]] product in early 2007.{{seed}}		[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] whose copyright is owned by [[Qualcomm]]. It is currently [[proprietary software\|proprietary]], but Qualcomm is joining forces with the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project to release Eudora as an [[open source]] product (originally slated for early 2007, but this seems to have slipped).{{seed}}
	==News==		==News==
	===open-source release===		===open-source release===
			* '''2007-09-05''' [http://www.linux.com/feature/119019 Qualcomm sets the record straight on Penelope (Hint: it's not Eudora 8)]
	* '''2006-10-11'''		* '''2006-10-11'''
	** [http://www.eudora.com/faq/ Eudora announcement FAQ] at Qualcomm's web site		** [http://www.eudora.com/faq/ Eudora announcement FAQ] at Qualcomm's web site

Woozle at 20:14, 12 October 2006

2006-10-12T20:14:44Z

New page

=={{hide|Navigation}}==
[[computing]]: [[software]]: [[Eudora]]
==Overview==
[[Eudora]] is an [[email client]] originally owned by Qualcomm. It is currently [[proprietary software|proprietary]], but is being released to the [[Mozilla Thunderbird]] project for release as an [[open source]] product in early 2007.{{seed}}
==News==
===open-source release===
* '''2006-10-11'''
** [http://www.eudora.com/faq/ Eudora announcement FAQ] at Qualcomm's web site
** [http://www.mozilla.com/press/mozilla-2006-10-11.html QUALCOMM Launches Project in Collaboration with Mozilla Foundation to Develop Open Source Version of Eudora Email Program]: announcement at Mozilla.org
** [http://www.ddj.com/dept/opensource/193200624 Qualcomm Dumps Eudora Into Open-Source] (''Dr. Dobb's Portal'')
** [http://asay.blogspot.com/2006/10/eudora-goes-open-sourceare-you-still.html Matt Asay on Open Source] (blog entry)