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2017-March Archive by Thread

Messages are ordered newest-to-oldest in this index. The newest threads will be at the top of this page, the oldest will be at the bottom.

Within a single thread, the first mail note is the START of the thread; the notes following that are in the chronological order of when they were received. So globally, newest messages are at the top, but within a thread, the oldest (the start of the thread) is at the top.

If you think about it, it is confusing. Just go with the flow and everything will be all right.

  • Re: should GMime use GDateTime instead of time_t?, Jeffrey Stedfast
  • RFC: should GMime use GDateTime instead of time_t?, Jeffrey Stedfast
  • [Proposal/Patch 3/3] Using GIO for POP3, Albrecht Dreß
  • [Proposal/Patch 2/3] Using GIO for POP3, Albrecht Dreß
  • [Proposal/Patch 1/3] Using GIO for POP3, Albrecht Dreß
  • [Proposal/Patch 0/3] Using GIO for POP3, Albrecht Dreß
  • [GMime] Stream Checksum, Albrecht Dreß
  • [GMime] More error information..., Albrecht Dreß
  • question on use of libsecret, Jack
  • [PATCH] Use GMime's native GIO Stream module, Albrecht Dreß
  • Upcoming GMime 3.0 changes, Jeffrey Stedfast
  • iTIP Calendar event requests, Peter Bloomfield
  • Re: Threading of messages, Peter Bloomfield
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