Re: DialUp Pref [was: Re: HTML support (was Re: Simplification of preferences)]
- From: Steffen Klemer <masterofheap gmx net>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: DialUp Pref [was: Re: HTML support (was Re: Simplification of preferences)]
- Date: Mon, 18 Nov 2002 13:51:50 +0100
Am 2002.11.18 09:32 schrieb(en) Toralf Lund:
>>
>> Am 2002.11.14 23:21 schrieb(en) Toralf:
> The idea is that some functionality that is usually convenient, might
> cause trouble on a dial-up connection because the computer may no
> actually be connected to the net, or because the connection is *slow*
> when it is. The only argument for not having certain features "always
> on", appears to be that they could cause trouble on a dialup-connection.
> So why not collect all of these in a single setting rather than having
> several confusing prefs?
>
> I haven't *really* thought a lot about this, though, and I'm not sure
> that "dial up" is a good name for the setting.
>
You think about some special prefs, aren't you?
But which setting would need this except the polling of the servers and
the queuing of sent mails.
I don't think anybody access ldap servers through the internet, or?
An online and offline mode would perhaps reflect such a thing much better,
but that is only a naming thing...
Another note on this: in a recent article about Balsa in a German Computer
mag ("c't") they complain about not supporting "smtp after pop" - perhaps
we can simply change the general behaviour (or create again a new pref ;-)
cu
/Steffen
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