Re: [Evolution] +cvs.2001.03.22.09.00 observations.

[Matthew Vanecek <linux4us home com>]

On 24 Mar 2001 13:03:03 -0500, Craig Longman wrote:
> On 23 Mar 2001 21:09:21 -0600, Matthew Vanecek wrote:
> > On 23 Mar 2001 11:58:44 -0500, Craig Longman wrote:
> > >
> >
> > I'm not sure what you're talking about, here.  I just highlighted and
> > middle-clicked this here:
> >
> > From: Craig Longman <craigl begeek com>
> > To:   evolution helixcode com
> > Subject:      [Evolution] +cvs.2001.03.22.09.00 observations.
> > Date: 23 Mar 2001 11:58:44 -0500
>
> that's very strange.  from the preview frame, highlighting the whole
> header part and pasting, i get this:
>
> From:         
> To:   
> Subject:      Re: [Evolution] +cvs.2001.03.22.09.00 observations. 
> Date:         23 Mar 2001 21:09:21 -0600 
>
> and when i highlighted it, the addresses were not visually selected.
> are you running on the latest version ( this .10 release )?

I'm running the CVS version (cvs -z3 update -dP evolution).  I didn't
know there was a .10 branch yet (not that it's ever publicized or
anything...).  My gtkhtml is from the GTHKTML_0_8_3 branch of cvs from
around March 8.

> > I personally like the individual meters for each server, so that's where
> > my vote goes...
>
> no, i must have been unclear.  it needs to be individual meters for each
> server, absolutely.  but i just want the gauge to display how many
> emails in TOTAL have been/are being downloaded from each server, not
> display how much of each individual email has been downloaded.  that
> information tells me abosultely nothing about how long it is going to

Ah, I see.  Yes, that would be better.  Perhaps the progress bar, and
then a little counter off to the side displaying/incrementing the number
of messages downloaded so far from the server.  I agree completely.

> > >
> >
> > Hmm. evolution-mail crashes on a regular basis.  I'm not sure what makes
> > it crash, but it doe.  Unespectedly and often.
>
> well, yes.  but this was a way i can get it to crash reliably.  i just
> wanted someone else to check.  however, dan indicated that the expunging
> process has a number of issues with it that they are aware of and can
> already reproduce, so i will just be more careful and make sure a
> non-expunged email is selected before expunging.


Hmm.  Mine crashes when I'm exiting evolution.  Often it crashes in the
middle of a session.  I think it depends on which CVS version I
have--the point of crashing seems to move each time I update my
evolution source tree.  I hadn't tried expunging with a deleted message
selected.  Not going to, right now, of course! ;)

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Matthew Vanecek
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