Gijs Hillenius <[email protected]> writes: > I'm relearning my Gnus habits, now marking messages as expirable instead > of deleting (expunging) them. The result is an Inbox with some 20 or > more emails that I don't mind not seeing, unless I want to > expressly. These will get expunged by Gnus and then removed from disk by > Cyrus IMAP after a week. > > I've been browsing the manual, but I'm going in circles. What would be > the a/key combination to hide messages that are marked (expired)? Per > group, I guess, I'm not sure I want to set it for all groups. > > Thanks
I think Nikolaus Rath posted a patch or two to gnus.general a while ago, which would allow hiding expired messages in the *Summary* buffer, but I don't think anyone got around to applying it. By which I mean, I didn't get around to applying it -- it looked like it would take more review than I had time to give it, and then I forgot about it. Now Gnus development has moved into the main Emacs tree, and I'm a little wary of just chucking commits in there, I don't know if/how protocol has changed. All of which is a long way of saying that no, I don't think you can do this right now, but you might be able to before too long (if you're using the development version of Emacs). :) Eric _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
