On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 13:05:47 +0800 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: j> Before I start trying all the methods mentioned in the thread j> "Re: How to speed up the nnrss rechieving? Too slow!", j> I would just like to point out that maybe gnus could start using j> the precise-down-to-one-second Group Timestamps, j> (info "(gnus)Group Timestamp") <- `C-x C-e' here, j> to keep track of how often the user would like each RSS group checked j> for new items.
j> E.g., Billy likes Nerdsgroup checked every 60*60*8.5 seconds, whilst j> Teurdsgroup he sets for once every two days. j> And he can do this all say in .gnus.el or some other file he can use an j> editor on, and not some customize of group parameter special j> interface. j> If the time has not arrived to check again, the group is not updated, j> with no need to tinker with whatever group levels jazz. Of course j> hitting a C-u something with the cursor on top of a RSS group would j> refresh it right now. j> The gnus-group-line-format could have a new % escape, that could j> display the value Billy set for each group. j> So please somebody enhance nnrss.el or whatever to use Group Timestamp j> capabilities real soon now. I think nnrss, like the rest of Gnus, should update when the user requests it without special work. If the functionality you describe is added, it should be optional. Ted _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
