On Thu, 2003-06-12 at 08:31, Todd Slater wrote:

> Hmm, this sounds like bad design in kmail rather than a breach of
> etiquette. It is not difficult to imagine times when you would want to
> reply and include the original writer's sig. If anything, kmail should
> offer the option of turning off automatic deletion of the sig, or allow
> the user to select the text from the original to be included in the
> reply (select text, click Reply). Sylpheed offers both options.
> 
> How do other MUA's handle sigs in a reply? What else are people
> using--kmail, sylpheed, evolution . . .?

I usually snip away the sig when replying. Now, anyway. I can't remember
if I have always done so or for how long this has been true. I never
noticed this problem before. 

I switched from KMail to Evolution a few weeks ago, once I was able to
covert most of my O.E. mail from my laptop. I wanted/needed a PIM as
much as an email client, and Evolution does have some nifty features I
wanted that were not found in KMail. Of the complaints I have with Evo,
yours is not one on my list.

FWIW,

T


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