On Tuesday 25.08.15 16:14, Francesco Ariis wrote: > On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 03:29:28PM +0200, Joe wrote: > > Let's test it... > > ... > > > > Yessss it works! :) > > Question solved! Thanks a lot for your help. > > Glad it worked. I still don't know why our macros differ since we > are using the exact same version - Mutt 1.5.23 (2014-03-12) - maybe > Debian (which I am using) packages mutt with slightly different defaults.
Maybe, I'm on Slackware... > > 1- "N" flags in my browser menu do not appears even if my mailboxes > > contain brand new messages. > > This is really, *really* weird. If you are using maildirs, do those > folders have files in <your-folder>/new/ subdirectory (upon new mail > arrival)? Do other clients (sylpheed, etc.) recognise new mail? This should have an other subject. I'll send an other topic to this same mailing list. Let's talk about there. > > 2- I'd like to isolate a whole thread from the rest of messages/threads > > opening it in a new clean screen containing just that thread. > > I don't know if such a thing is possible (maybe, *maybe* there is > a patched mutt version out there which does that, I cannot help > because I have always used vanilla mutt). > > To navigate mailing-list threads easily, this is my setup; perhaps there > is something you can grab: > > - set sort=threads > - turn pager_index_lines on > - have some 'collapse thread' keys handy: > > bind index c collapse-thread > bind index C collapse-all > > - make liberal use of C-d (<delete-thread>) > - have a macro to unsubscribe from mailing-lists threads > > http://ariis.it/static/articles/mutt-ml/page.html > Thanks for your reply. See you! :)
