RE: Commit mailbox, good idea?

[Steve Homer <shomer fmco com>]

I agree totally, mistakes should dealt with through an undo command (for
moves) and the trashcan temporary area for deletes. Having to commit things
all the time is really irritating...

Is there a good reason for this design that I'm missing?

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Hult [mailto:rhult@hem2.passagen.se]
Sent: 13 April 1999 11:00
To: balsa-list@gnome.org
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Subject: Commit mailbox, good idea?


A mailer is an application you use quite much, and reading/sending mail
should be very easy and quick.

One way of making balsa a bit more easy and quick to use, would be to get
rid of the "commit" thing. When I press delete, I want the mail to go
directly to the trash and disappear from the current mailbox. And of course
the same if I move a mail to another mailbox.

Does anyone agree with me or am I alone on this? ;)

Richard


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