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On Sat, 3 Sep 2011 01:05:33 +0100 |
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Neil Bothwick <neil@××××××××××.uk> wrote: |
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> On Fri, 2 Sep 2011 17:28:21 +0200, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> > At the moment I'm using claws and it seems quite fine. It has it's |
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> > funnies (mostly just different behaviour from kmail actually) so I |
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> > need to rewire my brain a bit. |
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> I *really* like Claws Mail, I never liked KMail. In fact, removing |
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> KDEPIM is the best way to improve KDE. |
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:-) |
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> > It wants to wait for me to manually expunge folders, and I haven't |
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> > quite |
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> Account Preferences>Advanced>Move deleted mail to trash and expunge |
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> immediately |
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When I'd got around to reading the FAQ, I found this very tidbit of |
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useful info but thanks |
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> > figured out how to always get it to use the correct .sig (a few |
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> > times my work .sig got used on mailing lists where I always use |
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> > gmail), but claws has these two amazing features that make it a |
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> > killer app for me: |
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> Set up a different (SMTP-only if necessary) account for each address |
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> and specify the sig. You can set the default account to use for a |
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> folder, which means you always use the correct address on a mailing |
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> list. If no default account is set, Claws will default to using the |
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> account that the mail you are replying to was sent to. |
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I like to use local IMAP folder and route all mail into those, |
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organized by work and other. I found that I can set prefs for a top |
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folders and all children folders which handled this one nicely. |
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> > - it actually sends, receives and stores mail (akonadi users will |
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> > appreciate how a mailer can get to make that insanely more complex |
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> > than it needs to be) |
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> I'm so glad I ditched KMail before akonadi and friends came along. |
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"The mythical man-month" by Brooks perfectly describes akonadi, they |
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went right ahead and made every mistake in the book, especially all the |
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ones solved in the 70s already,... |
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Alan McKinnnon |
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alan.mckinnon@×××××.com |