On Thu, 2011-10-20 at 14:27 -0400, Matthew Barnes wrote: > On Thu, 2011-10-20 at 18:42 +0100, [email protected] wrote: > > Anyway now to the questions: > > > > I am using two google account (mail/calendar/etc) > > > > - I wanted to rename the calendar name (listed as "Calendar" within > > evolution) renaming it from evolution doesn't work, and I can't find an > > option within gmail. > > It's hard-coded as "Calendar" for now, but I hope to improve this in 3.4 > such that setting up a Google account through GNOME Online Accounts will > list *all* your Google calendars by their actual calendar names as shown > on Google. There's some messy infrastructure stuff that needs improved > on before this can happen, which I'm working on now. > > > > - I want to be able to re-arrange the folder, for that I was using a > > plugin call conversation in Thunderbird (see below for url). This > > basically will show you only what's important for you. > > I.E. in my case, my two inbox folder (and the possibility to have one > > view with the two inbox together, and the RSS feed. The rest can be > > expand only when needed. > > The view is therefore tidier not to mention the fact you do not have > > the need to scroll up and down all the time to access different > > mailboxes. > > Search Folders can do a lot of this kind of thing. I think some users > even use Search Folders exclusively and just leave their account trees > collapsed. > > We don't have anything like Thunderbird's "favorite" folders. I've > considered it in the past, but we just don't have it yet. > > > > - As I am only using my two gmail account I do not need the "On this > > Computer" folder can we remove them? Only if the RSS folder can then > > be move elsewhere. > > You can't actually remove "On This Computer", but in 3.4 you'll be able > to at least hide it from the sidebar and also reorder accounts in the > sidebar (a long requested feature). > > > > - Again as I am using two gmail account I do not want to keep my > > entire inbox locally in order to save hard-drive space, so an option > > to keep only the last 30 days of email locally would be great. > > We don't have any options to limit cache size at the moment, although I > could foresee such an option being more like a web browser cache limit > where you pick a fixed cache size and it trims the least recently seen > mails rather than mails with the oldest date stamps. > > Matthew Barnes > > > _______________________________________________ > evolution-list mailing list > [email protected] > To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
Again, Many thanks for the prompt reply! I had a look into the Search folder and it does the trick! However I set it up with the following options: Find Items: "If all conditions are met" Includes threads: None Conditions: Date received - is after - 15 days ago Selected folder : the two inboxes from the two accounts But it only shows emails from the default account and not the other one, I have played with settings without success, any suggestion? _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
