Am Montag, den 16.05.2016, 12:33 +0100 schrieb Pete Biggs: (...) > > I guess you'd like to see an option for this at the Summary page of the > > new Mail account wizard, something like "Lookup special folders on the > > server" (I miss a better, user-friendly name, for it), initially > > checked, right? It would work in an "all or nothing" way. There is a > > new button "Lookup folders" at the Defaults tab, thus this can be run > > any time later, if needed, and the dialog reflects what was found. > > > Well actually, *I* would prefer that there wasn't a "real" Trash at > all. I much prefer the "mark as deleted" method of doing things. > > I also don't think that you should enable the real trash in the account > setup even if a Trash (or equivalent) is found. What you are doing is > making the real Trash the de facto account creation default since I > suspect that virtually all IMAP accounts will have a "Trash" or > "Wastebasket" or "Deleted Items" folder in there already. Certainly > mine do because I use other MUAs (both now and in the past) - it now > means that whenever I setup a new instance of Evolution, I will have to > try and remember that the default is now to use a "real" Trash if Evo > thinks a suitable container is present. (And I won't remember because I > setup Evo from new so rarely these days.) :-(
>From a users (interface) point of view, what is the (obviously annoying) difference between seeing trash in an evolution-created virtual folder or anywhere else, presuming that the "mark as deleted" method utilises this alternative location instead ? _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
