Re: [Evolution] Evolution bugs...

[Ross Burton <r burton 180sw com>]

On 20 Jul 2001 19:04:13 +1000, David Luyer wrote:
>       * drag n drop - dragging a message to a folder drops it in
>         the folder _below_ where it's dropped

I think this is due to an "issue" in GTK+, where the drop target is the
bottom of the icon...  I don't know when this will be fixed.

>       * numerous crashes often requiring killing all processes
>         containing 'evolution' or 'oaf' in their name before
>         evolution will start all components again.  these aren't
>         really much of a problem because it's typically lasting
>         3+ hours between crashes and is a really cool mailer
>         (and I'm treating IMAP as a layer of "safety" at the
>         moment...).

Evolution has been pretty stable for me - easily lasting all day or only
crashing once or twice.  However, the person working next to me and make
it crash in seconds...

>       * lack of detection of new mail in some IMAP folders
>         even though all are subscribed.

I'm glade I'm not the only person who gets this!!  What IMAP server are
you using?  I'm using UoW IMAP 4.7.

>       * I want a hotkey to tab between the different header display
>         modes (ie, a hotkey to move a particular radio button)
>         [eg, "h" forward on header radio select, "H" backward on
>         header radio select... my setup has mostly removed the
>         use of 'control' for hotkeys as I've previously used
>         exmh for probably around 7 years]

In theory this is possible - have a look at the .xml files in
/usr/share/ui (I think) - they describe the user interface to Bonobo.
To understand them completely you'll need to read the docs in the bonobo
cvs module.

Ross
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