We’re pleased to announce the release of Geary 0.2.1, Yorba’s lightweight email client. Geary organizes your email by conversations rather than threads and offers full HTML composition, attachments, and more. Geary is compatible with Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, and most IMAP servers. It’s written in Vala and features a fully-asynchronous engine for sending and receiving email.
Features and improvements for this release include:
* Save attachments FileChooserDialog now displays network mounts
* Adds support for SMTP PLAIN authentication
* Installs Italian translation (overlooked in 0.2.0)
* Adds three new translations: Czech, Telugu, and Turkish
* Preferences dialog and .desktop file now translated
* Icon and desktop file cache updated after uninstall
* Various translation fixes, including translations not being displayed
The Geary 0.2.1 tarball is available for download. See Yorba’s wiki for information on building, running, and contributing to Geary. Report bugs and feature requests at Yorba’s Redmine server. (You must create an account before adding or modifying tickets there.)
Ubuntu users can also find a version for Precise Pangolin (12.04) on Yorba’s PPA. Adventurous users may also wish to subscribe to Yorba’s Daily PPA.
I love it,but i will start using it after you develope support for multiple accounts!Sorry!!
Woo! Keep rockin’ it, Yorba.
Does it support GnuPG?
Not yet, although it’s something we’d like to add. It’s a tricky feature to get right.
We have a ticket for this here: http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/4919
OTR would also be nice.
BTW I made Russian translation. How can I test it in app?
If you put the .po file in the po/ directory and add the file to the list in po/CMakeLists.txt, you can then run make; sudo make install and it should be ready.
Thanks, I’ll try
Yeah, it could be tricky because of security-related problems.
However, there exists an high level library (GPGME, http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/gpgme/index.en.html) that can be used to interface MUA to GnuPG.
I have zero experience with Vala, therefore I don’t know if I can help.
Indeed, security related features are very important for developers (mostly OpenPGP standard) and business (mostly S/MIME).
As far as I can understand GPGME could be used for both standards.
Will this have multiple account support soon.
As soon as it does it is basically the killer desktop mail app on any operating system, awesome work!!
Why geary use more than 700mb RAM ? It’s normal or only I have this problem ?
That sounds like a memory leak. What version of Geary are you using? How long was it running before it was at 700MB?
I install new version (2.0.1) and now it use “only” 300mb. At start it use 150 mb and after 5 minut it has 350mb.
After 20 minutes it’s 480mb…
Hmmm … could you run Geary from the console like this:
$ geary –debug –log-network > geary.log
Let Geary run awhile until the memory has climbed. Then exit and send me the log at jim@yorba.org. Thanks!