From Kabelo M'sobomvu Moiloa to ~sircmpwn/email-test-drive
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From Kabelo M'sobomvu Moiloa to ~abcdw/rde-devel
Many of us RDE users are in academia or other such old-fashioned institutions that use Microsoft Exchange. I would like to contribute a feature-exchange, but there are two approaches I might pursue: 1. Probably the better one is to use Davmail (https://davmail.sourceforge.net/). This is a proxy that presents a CalDAV/IMAP/SMTP interface to the corresponding Exchange functionality. It has all the functionality most people need. The main problem is that it perhaps isn't minimalistic enough, as it requires running an additional daemon (perhaps, it might be possible to run it only when running mbsync -a). Additionally, the API it uses is likely to be phased out (c.f. the v7.0.0 roadmap with a promise to fix it: https://davmail.sourceforge.net/roadmap.html) 2. The other option is to integrate with already existing tools,