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Packaging request: Prospect Mail #74257

Open jluttine opened 4 years ago

jluttine commented 4 years ago

Project description The Outlook desktop client for the new Outlook Interface from MS Office 365.

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bpeters504 commented 2 years ago

It is important to me to have prospect-mail in nixos. I really hate having my email in a browser tab.

Thanks, -Bill

bpeters504 commented 2 years ago

Now I see that this is marked completed, but I can't find prospect-mail in the package search site

AndersonTorres commented 2 years ago

Now I see that this is marked completed, but I can't find prospect-mail in the package search site

The upstream provides an AppImage, and as far as I remember Nix has support to ad-hoc appimages. At that time it was considered a viable approach instead of compiling a helluva dependency web of JS apps.

bpeters504 commented 2 years ago

I actually for a way that works for me. My first plan was to just use MS Edge only for Outlook, and Firefox for everything else. But when you open outlook in Edge It offers to create an Outlook "app" I did that and it's working fine for me. It's a little annoying that when I click on links in email it opens then in Edge, but I don't mind copying the links and pasting them in firefox.

Thanks for the consideration, -Bill