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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> No. It really should be inline. I'm sorry if you think that 5K seems |
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> like a lot of "spam" but having to open a browser just to look at |
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> "emerge --info" is a complete waste of time. |
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*ding* |
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it's also nice to have that information actually _in_ my mailbox and not |
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of at the end of some attachment URL, considering i'm offline 5 days of |
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the week. i've been in this situation a few times now, where i've |
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needed an attachment from a bug i'm working on and had to wait half a |
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week to do anything with it. |
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yeah i'm a corner case, and needing an AT's emerge --info isn't that |
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common, but why cut these corners when we don't have to? especially |
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since the reason for doing so is to save someone from having to actually |
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scroll a mouse wheel or hit delete, or be bothered with getting an email |
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when a AT posts their info in a comment (which you'll still get if they |
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do it as an attachment anyways). |
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--de. |
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