![]() ![]() etc/os-release? The error makes it look like they have named it somethingĮlse. Will have to boot VM and look, but does Pop!_OS have a file called On Wed, Apr 4, 2018, 10:00 Matakaheru wrote: Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. "/home/ubuntu/.virtualenvs/hiri/lib/python3.5/site-packages/PyInstaller/loader/pyimod03_importers.py",įile "site-packages/distro.py", line 594, in *init* Here is the output from "snap run hiri":įile "hiri/services/mixpanel.py", line 34, in *init* Interestingly, it wouldn't run in Pop OS 17.10 either, so this may be a Pop When I install it on Budgie 18.04, it runs without difficulty. When I install the email app Hiri via snap on 18.04 it installs but will ![]() PermissionError: Permission denied: '/etc/os-release' Here is the output from "snap run hiri":įile "hiri/services/mixpanel.py", line 34, in initįile "", line 958, in _find_and_load_unlockedįile "/home/ubuntu/.virtualenvs/hiri/lib/python3.5/site-packages/PyInstaller/loader/pyimod03_importers.py", line 631, in exec_moduleįile "site-packages/distro.py", line 1074, inįile "site-packages/distro.py", line 594, in initįile "site-packages/distro.py", line 846, in _get_os_release_info Interestingly, it wouldn't run in Pop OS 17.10 either, so this may be a Pop thing. ^ Hiri wants to fix the workplace email problem - by Steve O'Hear, at Techcrunch.When I install the email app Hiri via snap on 18.04 it installs but will not run.^ Bloomberg Research profile retrieved Jun 27, 2017.^ Hiri introduces their take on the email inbox by Brendan Maynard at Webrazzi published retrieved Jun 27, 2017.^ Dublin-based Hiri raises $1m in funding as it opens US office by Ciara O'Brien at the Irish Times published retrieved June 26, 2017.^ Hiri Wayra investment retrieved Jun 27, 2017.^ 11 start-ups at Wayra in Dublin pitch to investors by Carmel Doyle at Silicon Republic published retrieved June 26, 2017.^ Best Free & Open Source* Linux Emails Clients by published retrieved June 26, 2017.^ Top 9 Best Email Clients for Linux by Munif Tanjim at published retrieved June 26, 2017.Okoi at published retrieved June 26, 2017 ^ Hiri – A Desktop Email Client for Microsoft Office365 and Hotmail by Martins D.^ 5 of the Best Desktop Email Clients That Don’t Cost a Dime - Email client comparison published retrieved June 26, 2017.^ Neat business-focused Hiri email app for Mac gets Office 365-compatibility, Exchange support to follow 9 to 5 Mac review of Hiri published retrieved June 26, 2017.^ Get Outlook replacement Hiri for free by Rick Broida at CNET published retrieved June 26, 2017.^ The Qt-Powered Future of Enterprise E-Mail Case study on Hiri by the Qt Company published retrieved June 26, 2017.Hiri supports in-house corporate Microsoft Exchange servers as well as Office 365,, , and. Anonymously rate the quality of emails that you receive.Automatic categorization of emails into Actionable and FYI inboxes.Local SQLite database for fast searching of emails.Compatible with Exchange 2010 SP2+ and Office 365.E-mail synchronization using Microsoft Exchange Web Services (EWS) API.In March 2017, Hiri began charging a subscription service ($39 yearly $119 lifetime). Hiri has been funded by Telefonica, Delta Partners, ACT Venture Capital, Enterprise Ireland and Angel investors Facebook and LinkedIn. Hiri does not support IMAP and only uses Microsoft Exchange Server infrastructure. Hiri uses the cross-platform Qt framework to run on Windows, macOS and Linux. Also, Hiri Suggestions, a dedicated subdomain for acquiring new ideas for development, has not received replies from the development since last year. It was developed as an alternative to existing e-mail clients and calendar applications such as Microsoft Outlook and Mozilla Thunderbird.Īlthough Hiri was developed actively with many releases in primarily 2017 and the first half of 2018, there have been no new releases and no active development anymore since August 2018. Hiri was (now defunct ) a business focused desktop e-mail client for sending and receiving e-mails, managing calendars, contacts, and tasks. ![]()
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