* Wilson <[email protected]> [05-30-17 13:09]: > Thanks for replying! > > > you can set sort in you ~/.muttrc or /etc/muttrc, see 'man muttrc' and/or > > in the open instance using key combinations you can find in the help > > screen. > > > > from: man muttrc > > > > sort > > Type: sort order > > Default: date > > I think I expressed myself poorly. I already have `sort' set to > `threads', sorting is not the problem, though I did go back and try with > a `set sort = date' to see if it'd cause the same behavior, and it did. > > When I said mutt shows only one message, I meant it scrolls down to the > last message regardless of having others before it. I made a recording > to show it happening: http://0x0.st/6ZD.webm > > As you can see, I can scroll up to show the other messages, but would > like mutt to show as much as it can, with the latest message at the > bottom, like it does in =INBOX when it starts, and, in the video, in > =INBOX/Mutt Users. > > (in the recording I have `sort' set to `date')
I don't know what is happening. it appears mutt thinks it's in a larger terminal than what you are displaying. I don't see that here but I download all my mail to my server and run mutt in a tmux session attached to the server. -- (paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA @ptilopteri http://en.opensuse.org openSUSE Community Member facebook/ptilopteri Registered Linux User #207535 @ http://linuxcounter.net Photos: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/piwigo paka @ IRCnet freenode
