Re: [orca-list] email suggestions

[hackingKK <hackingkk gmail com>]

Started to use thunderbird and I just love it.
My only question, since the topic is raised is,
how do I get the idea of what level of reply I am reading.
For example if there are 3 levels of emails in my thread then I get some 
thing like :
>>>this is what I said
>>I agree
> but I did not mean it.

Ok so what did you mean



With thunderbird 3.0 I don't get this to work.

Happy hacking
Krishnakant.

On Friday 15 January 2010 08:41 PM, John G. Heim wrote:
> From: "Jason White" <jason jasonjgw net>
> Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2010 5:10 PM
>
>
> > John G. Heim <jheim math wisc edu> wrote:
> >
> > > Really, what I think you're asking is if orca is good enough so that
> > > a blind person can use linux every day in their job. I don't know
> > > about that. I only know that I haven't manage it yet. The hold up
> > > for me is primarily mail. I haven't been able to become efficient
> > > enough in evolution to swtich to linux/orca full time.
> >
> > Have you tried Mutt or Alpine?
>
> Hmm... Intersting idea. I have used both mutt and alpine in a terminal 
> window because part of my job is to support those applications. I 
> didn't think it would be efficient to use a character based program 
> but I never really gave it a serious try. I really would like to find 
> some way to read my mail in linux that is as quick and easy as outlook 
> express. I'm willing to try anything.
>
> As a systems administrator, I probably spend 99% of my time doing just 
> 4 things, web browsing, editing text, starting/stopping servers  at 
> the command line, and responding to email. For web browsing, I've 
> pretty much been able to switch from jaws and Internet Explorer to 
> orca and firefox. That transition was fairly painless. So was the 
> transition from TextPad to gedit. And of course, a terminal window in 
> gnome works even better than openssh or putty. But I've really 
> struggled with mail
>
>
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