v and C-h f,
respectively)).
(setq gnus-summary-highlight
'(((eq mark gnus-unread-mark) . gnus-summary-normal-unread)
(t . gnus-summary-normal-read) ))
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ither
changed the attributes of those standard faces, or, defined you own
faces. All that copying is a bit "hackish" :) (But like I said, it
worked, so thanks.)
I wonder though, you say, my articles, replies to me, etc., but, for
example in the first case, will that not simply highlight all articles
that you've not read?
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Emanuel Berg writes:
> I wonder though, you say, my articles, replies to me, etc., but, for
> example in the first case, will that not simply highlight all articles
> that you've not read?
Or, is this determined by the score? Then it makes sense, my mistake.
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being used both to
send e-mails (and to respond to received ones, i.e., invocation from
Rmail) and to send articles to the newsgroups.
Help would be appreciated, as it is a bit weird (although I don't know
if people are paying attention to all strange headers in e-mails, it
just shouldn'
That should be: Gnus header in *Message mode*, not Rmail.
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id you check if it actually gets sent?
You are correct, at least when I email myself, I don't get that
header. Still, it's a bit weird it's there, but I'm not pressing the
case. I could probably just as ease configure Message mode not to show
it.
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t, I'd like to hit a command,
which signals the entire thread should be saved, including future
articles
I know this is a lot to ask, but I also know that some of you are
pro's that love answering questions.
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ystroke, but of course, that could
have been the case.
But even so, I've been unable to find a command to actually *do* send
the message.
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s-article-hide-headers) ; first, the XXX method works [1]
(defalias 'hide-headers 'gnus-article-hide-headers)
(defalias 'show-headers 'gnus-article-show-some-headers)
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OK, found it - you just hit 't'! That will show *all* headers, which
is not exactly what I wanted, but it is close enough (99%). Well, you
live, you learn.
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nus-button), they're highlighted (bright) just the same. I don't know
why.
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Is this possible?
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Ted Zlatanov writes:
> I've met a few.
Never Gnus. I studied CS for 4-5 years, and I never met anyone
with my passion either for Emacs in general or Gnus. I met Unix
users, of course, but they were not that many. Most people used
Windows or Mac OS. It's insane.
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all three solutions,
and they could probably be automatized; I just have been busy on
other projects. (So any pointers are welcome.) But, for the OP,
all are worth to examine.
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ead articles and
‘U’ Number of unseen articles
There is so much stuff that could be put in that string, it makes
me sea sick! Are you *sure* what you seek isn't mentioned?
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like this: # don't mail this guy
To edit the file fast, you could use
(global-set-key (kbd "C-j") 'jump-to-register)
(set-register ?m (cons 'file "~/.mailrc"))
and then hit [C-j m].
To sort it, use `sort-lines`.
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Oh, I forgot the most important thing - how to make it look cool.
Use (in .emacs)
(add-to-list 'magic-mode-alist '("# conf" . conf-unix-mode))
and then put
# conf
as the first line of ~/.mailrc
Now, you can also comment with the familiar M-;
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My question - is this anything that works anymore or is it a
wasted effort, perhaps especially for the list/group hybrids?
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r.group") write) ))
This will - the last line will - get you all the normal writing
abbrevs is message mode, as well as the collective aliases (I
provided only one example)
(There are probably one million ways to do that.)
Anyway, as the message mode is used for both mails and Usenet
posts
Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen writes:
>> Is this possible?
>
> What kind of metadata?
Like what user wrote the most articles, what day had the most
traffic, etc.
PS. Good job answering all questions. Cool "batch" way to do
it. DS.
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verflow.com/questions/1242352
(defun what-face (pos)
(interactive "d")
(let ((face (or (get-char-property (point) 'read-face-name)
(get-char-property (point) 'face
(if face (message "Face: %s" face)
(message "No face at %d.
y killing me (physically), for my fingers and eyes,
Gnus (and Emacs) has been a dream.
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4 Sep 25 21:26 gnu.emacs.help.KILL -> KILL
lrwxrwxrwx 1 i4 Sep 25 21:29 mail.misc.KILL -> KILL
lrwxrwxrwx 1 i4 Sep 25 21:30 nnml:mail.misc.KILL -> KILL
lrwxrwxrwx 1 i4 Sep 25 21:27 rec.sport.boxing.KILL -> KILL
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q message-send-mail-function 'smtpmail-send-it)
(setq user-full-name "Emanuel Berg")
(let ((username "embe8573"))
(setq user-mail-address
(format "%s@%s" username smtpmail-local-domain) )
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(interactive)
(save-excursion
(message-goto-cc)
(beginning-of-line)
(kill-line) )
(set-buffer-modified-p nil) )
which works (if invoked), but I couldn't automatize it
because I didn't manage to get it to be carried out in
the message buffer - instead it was exe
aved buffer on my disk, not a
message that traveled the Internet). But (again), I
don't want it.
> It's a feature, that provide users of some ugly smtp
> services like GMail for getting they mails from
> mailing lists, because GMail drops them as duplicates.
Aha, I
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> Does it help to customize message-dont-reply-to-names?
Yes, that did it! I had to set that to my *e-mail*,
which perhaps isn't crystal clear by the variable name
("-names"), but then I saw your exammple. so I did just
that.
Mange tak.
to-names))
Well, it seemed it was enough to set
message-dont-reply-to-names (as you mention as
well). But, if this problem resurfaces in some other
context, I'll examine those other variables. Kiitos.
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you invoke a reply command, does my mail address
turn up in a header field? If so, is there anything I
could to do make this not happening? Or, if it is
inevitable, can I somehow tell Gnus to not bring me
duplicates?
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new message? If so, do you mind sharing that code? :)
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a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> I was using posting styles ...
Yes, that did it:
(setq gnus-posting-styles
'((message-this-is-news
(Mail-Copies-To "never")
)))
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so it is not a big deal. I
just can't figure out how it happened? (Did I *dream*
there was such a mode?!)
(add-to-list 'magic-mode-alist
'("; kill" . gnus-kill-file-mode))
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> (file-error "Cannot open load file" "gnus-load")
What is going on? Is my file system disintegrating
before my eyes?
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ph, and followingup
will produce this result:
isachin <...@gmail.com> writes:
> http://sachin.pythonanywhere.com/
>
> --
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>
I.e., the first paragraph is again ignored.
Ideas?
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ve a look at
http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573/emacs.html
and especially the Gnus part.
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there when I start Emacs and Gnus the way you suggest,
i.e., without my configuration/extension.
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s, naturally without
breaking the fill and "followup with original"
functions? (And possibly other functions as well.)
But this is so much better. I care how it looks, but I
care *more* it works. Spasibo bolshoe!
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Emanuel Berg writes:
> Wow - for all my stupidity in this thread, I have to
> say my intuition is amazing! Yes, it was the
> headers. Specifically, this line:
>
> ;; don't show any headers
> (setq gnus-visible-headers "^XXX")
>
> So the, ehm, *followup* qu
quot;
> field does not contain my message id, when you reply
> to me. It seems to be another bug.
Yeah? Is that so for every message? Does that somehow
disturb your reading of my messages (sorting or the
like)? Do you know how to fix it?
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> cannot know that your message is answer to me.
You are right, it should be fixed. Well, if anyone
reading this has a clue why this happened feel free to
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get that number "5"? And, how
do I feed command to Gnus, in the background, without
switching buffers or triggering any other visual noise?
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7;t have "info" on Gnus, but I take it this is the
same:
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/gnus/Daemons.html
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;; reflect the change of state of the set of groups
;; *and* their unseen articles.
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understand your solution :)
[1] http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573/conf/.emacs-gnus
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Emanuel Berg writes [on gnu.emacs.help]:
> ;; The below is about *sending* - it sets the signature
> ;; (same for everything), but when answering a *mail*,
> ;; it adds the Newsgroup: header if I were to change my
> ;; mind and make it a Usenet post instead (or "as
> ;; well&
uot;
"X-Face:"
"X-Draft-From:"
"Mail-Copies-To:"
"From:"
"Gcc:") )
- in one of my configuration files, and if I remove the
explicit mention not to include Gcc, I get it. Perhaps
you have hidden headers as well?
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> I have this -
>
> (setq message-hidden-headers
> '("References:"
> "Face:"
> "X-Face:"
> "X-Draft-From:"
> "Mail-Copies-To:"
> "From:"
pam-Level: *
> X-Spam-Status: Yes, score=5.952 tagged_above=- required=5
> tests=[BAYES_50=0.8, HTML_IMAGE_ONLY_16=1.092, HTML_MESSAGE=0.001,
> MIME_HTML_ONLY=0.723, RCVD_IN_PBL=3.335, UNPARSEABLE_RELAY=0.001]
> autolearn=no
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("mail.misc" "") ))
I hope I won't get them in a directory called "spam",
now!
I tested sending a mail to myself with "X-Spam-Flag:
YES" as a header, but it was delivered to mai
trolls.
> And of course this is not a good practice to use gnus
> for sorting your mail. It is very slow and
> local-only.
Like I said, I don't have those kinds of volumes so
speed isn't an issue. I prefer to have my mails local
on the disk - one mail per file, so I can
t;> and the header had been removed. Perhaps
>> SpamAssassin thought that wasn't spam, and I got
>> overruled.
>
> Yeah, otherwise spammers would just set "X-Spam-Flag:
> NO" - so usually mail servers that run SpamAssassin
> will remove any of those heade
mail
> varies immensely.)
Yes. I also want the mail stored locally, as I wrote in
the other mail. I use SMTP.
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e? If
so, yes, that would do it.
> You decide. As I've already written: if I've foreseen
> such a pile of correspondence I would not reorganize
> it later.
The news- and/or mailgroups of Gnus are organized
enough. I don't see
ke-group group "nnml")
(gnus-save-newsrc-file) )
On the file system: /home/user/Mail/mail/spam
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Lars Ingebrigtsen writes:
>>> It is when the signature contains asterisks, like
>>> in this dump [1].
>
> I'm unable to reproduce this bug. It seemed to work
> fine on the test message.
Yes, I should have copied the whole signature! But I
was for some reason very convinced it was the
asterisks.
j...@titv.se (Jens Bäckman) writes:
> I'm trying to move most of my life to Emacs, and have
> just started dipping my toes in Gnus. The first real
> obstacle is mail splitting. I have created a rule
> that looks OK, `Query respool (B q)' tells me it
> would go to the correct box but `Respool artic
Alexander Baier writes:
> This can be done by configuring gnus-posting-styles
> on a global level or on a per group basis through the
> (info "(Gnus) Group Parameters"). For further info
> about posting styles see (info "(Gnus) Posting
> Styles").
Yes, for example to control the headers and sig
Alexander Baier writes:
>> I've just started using gnus again after some years
>> of absence. I've reread parts of the manual without
>> finding answers to some of my questions. I hope
>> someone herein can help me. 1. I like using topic
>> mode. I'm a bit anal about the ordering of topics
>>
aa-n...@arcor.de writes:
> (setq message-sendmail-envelope-from 'header)
>
> in my .gnus.el it is both the header and the envelop
> (and consequently different ISP accounts) in my case.
What about the .mailrc file to setup abbrevs:
alias me "My Name "
alias me2 ...
Those should work in the From
Andreas Ames writes:
> I'm now using the "address" value in the posting
> style of topic/group parameters to set the "right"
> From header; the distribution to the right ISP is
> done by my local posrfix installation based on the
> From header/sender envelop.
Ha ha, crazy stuff :) I'm sure you h
arcf...@sacrideo.us (Aaron W. Hsu) writes:
> So, for some reason, suddenly when I send a message
> through my IMAP server, I am unable to send it. I see
> all of the message listed in the nndrafts:queue
> folder, but they do not seem to be sent. I can see
> them in the Sent Items folder, which is
This situation appeared when I upgraded Emacs -
yesterday, I think. I have:
GNU Emacs 24.3.1 (i486-pc-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.8.6)
of 2013-12-22 on binet, modified by Debian
When I try to send Usenet posts it says:
"Sending news via Aioe.org using nntp...
gnutls.c: [0] (Emacs) fatal error: A
Emanuel Berg <...@student.uu.se> writes:
> This situation appeared ...
And now it disappeared. I have now idea why.
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a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> (setq gnus-gcc-mark-as-read t)
The documentation says:
"If non-nil, automatically mark Gcc articles as read."
To me, it sounds like all Gcc'd messages will be marked
as read. But even so, people very seldom use the Gcc
header anyway - or so it would se
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
>> To me, it sounds like all Gcc'd messages will be
>> marked as read. But even so, people very seldom use
>> the Gcc header anyway - or so it would seem.
>
> Really? I Gcc: all my emails and articles. That is
> how Gnus archives outgoing messages...
Yes,
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> Igor Sosa Mayor writes:
>
>> thanks for your answer, but I'm afraid Emanuel Berg
>> is completely right in describing the problem I was
>> trying to point out with my primitive English...
>
> I don't think the
Igor Sosa Mayor writes:
> The `problem' I'm addressing does not maybe deserve
> the name `problem'. It is just a small annoyance.
Yeah - but then all the more reason for the pros to fix
it, as it should be easy -- if they didn't already do
it, and we are simply unaware of the solution, that is.
Dennis Askey writes:
>> The gnus document is complicated to me, maybe it is
>> because I am new to gnus. Now I have the basic
>> setting myself, and read some tutorials. I am
>> trying to read and understand gnus documents. It
>> can be painful if you don't know what others talk
>> about gnus
Steven Arntson writes:
> (setq nnmail-split-methods
>'(("emacs" "^From:.*emacs")
>("sent.mail" "^From:.*stevenarntson.com)
> ("mail.misc" "")))
Some comments:
1. ("emacs" "^From:.*emacs")
Is it smarter to base that on *subject*? As in mine:
("emacs-w3m" "^Subject:.*em
Steven Arntson writes:
>> Some comments: 1. ("emacs" "^From:.*emacs") Is it
>> smarter to base that on *subject*? As in mine:
>> ("emacs-w3m" "^Subject:.*emacs-w3m.*") Also note the
>> .* after the string. (But this may be your
>> situation that is different, just sayin'.)
>
> I thought "from" w
Steven Arntson writes:
> So it looks like this /is/ working; I spake too
> soon. I thought it would retroactively refile all of
> the old month-by-month emails I had, which it didn't,
> but it is successfully routing new sent
> mails. Excellent!
>
> Is there a way to refile or reprocess those old
Steven Arntson writes:
> I didn't go with nnml originally because of this
> quote from the gnus manual under "mail spool": "The
> nnml spool mail format isn't compatible with any
> other known format. It should be used with some
> caution." Scared me off instantly!
That sounds scary, but what d
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> Gnus keeps an index (.overview) and marks (.marks) in
> its own format, and it assumes that nobody messes
> with the emails/files.
>
> I think that is what is meant by "not being
> compatible": you can't point another program at the
> files, have it do ch
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> *I* think it is perfectly reasonable that only Gnus
> touches my ~/Mail/
...and the sweet shell tools, at your discretion. At
least I do that. But only for retrieval and I'm not
that concurrent as to use Gnus at the same time.
> Some even donate their e
ng it to the right endpoint?
Try to split mails from you to that group. If it works,
after respooling, you can drop it as the mails should
go there anyway because of this line:
(setq gnus-message-archive-group '("nnml:mail.sent") )
That is, in my case:
(setq nnmail-split-methods
&#
Steven Arntson writes:
> I put point on a message in
> nnfolder+archive:sent.2014-03, and typed B r. I was
> asked what backend to use, and I chose nnml. The
> respooling happened, but the message ended up in
> nnml:mail.misc and not nnml:mail.sent. How do I go
> about routing it to the right end
One thing I don't understand is, if .newsrc-dribble is
used to track every little change, just to have in case
of a crash (which never happens), then why not do that
to .newsrc itself, keeping it up-to-date constantly?
(.newsrc or .newsrc.eld)
Is .newsrc so big it gets expansive parsing it?
In th
Peter Münster writes:
> I have good experience with ...
>
> (gnus-demon-add-handler 'gnus-group-save-newsrc 5 2)
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David Engster writes:
>> One thing I don't understand is, if .newsrc-dribble
>> is used to track every little change, just to have
>> in case of a crash (which never happens), then why
>> not do that to .newsrc itself, keeping it up-to-date
>> constantly? (.newsrc or .newsrc.eld)
>
> . That woul
Peter Münster writes:
> I have good experience with ...
>
> (gnus-demon-add-handler 'gnus-group-save-newsrc 5 2)
Yes, the idle-timer can be used but I would prefer if
it just saved every time I did something that should be
saved.
When exiting a summary buffer, for example, I most
often have r'd
David Hume writes:
>> This should be the name of the server, not the name
>> of the news group. (I can't remember the name of the
>> free server, but it probably begins with 'news').
>
> Try news.gnus.org.
Or:
(setq gnus-select-method '(nntp "Aioe.org"))
To add a group, I use this:
(defun gnu
Sharon Kimble writes:
> (add-to-list
> 'gnus-secondary-select-methods '(nntp "news.gmane.org")
> (nntp "nntp.aioe.org") '(nntp "news.gnus.org"))
>
> So how can I add it then please?
What? :) Why are you asking me that?
What I can see `add-to-list' doesn't work like that,
for an arbitrary number
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> Can you see what might be happening, please?
Ha-ha, stop it :)
Yes, the server buffer alternative is good, too.
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Bob Proulx writes:
> I hadn't been aware of buffer-menu. Playing with it
> now shows that it works very similarly to
> electric-buffer-list. I think anyone using either
> buffer-menu or electric-buffer-list are in the same
> group and want the same thing and could use either of
> those almost i
Alan Schmitt writes:
> Thank you for the suggestion. Leafnode seems to be a
> little heavyweight. It seems that what I want is
> based on 'gnus-summary-copy-article' and tweaking
> gnus-move-split-methods' to have nice suggestions
> where to put the article. It won't be automatic, but
> I guess i
Alan Schmitt writes:
> My problem is twofolds: how do I make sure that the
> files corresponding to threads I've replied to remain
> on my hard drive, while other files may be cleared at
> some point
You mean, you will delete the other files manually?
> and how do I integrate these file to my m
Alan Schmitt writes:
> No. Right now some article are present in my agent
> cache (in
> agent/nntp/news.gwene.org/gmane/emacs/gnus/user). If
> I understand things correctly, these articles may
> expire at some point:
>
> gnus-agent-expire-days
>
> The number of days that a ‘read’ article mus
Alan Schmitt writes:
>> I want to make sure the articles are copied locally
>> to some place where they won't expire. However I
>> don't want to retain every article posted on these
>> newsgroups indefinitely. Why not? It is just a
>> bunch of text files, all neatly organized
>> already. My News
Michael Welsh Duggan writes:
> I am on an automated mailing list which I
> automatically filter into a separate Gnus group. Each
> message on this list is an individual, non-threaded
> messages. Many of these messages are indeed related,
> and this can be determined by the subject. I have put
> m
Michael Welsh Duggan writes:
> The important part here is that these are not real
> threads. They are individual messages with enough
> similarities that threading can be simulated. In Gnus
> parlance, they are "loose threads," and are put
> together during "thread gathering." Unfortunately, it
>
Michael Welsh Duggan writes:
> The important part here is that these are not real
> threads. They are individual messages with enough
> similarities that threading can be simulated. In Gnus
> parlance, they are "loose threads," and are put
> together during "thread gathering." Unfortunately, it
>
Michael Welsh Duggan writes:
> You seem to be missing my point. There are no threads
> to start -- or rather, every message is its own
> thread. Then they get sorted by the
> gnus-thread-sort-functions'.
I have several listbots splitted into groups and they
are all threaded. I don't care if they
thezsak writes:
> What's the best server and how do you setup gnus in
> emacs?
Gnus is already included and so all you need to do is
specify a couple of parameters in an init file, so you
don't have to input everything every time you run Emacs
and Gnus. What should be put in the init file depend
Glyn Millington writes:
> You need to Google 'Don Saklad gnus' as a matter of
> urgency. Don has been asking the self-same questions
> on usenet for at least 12 years.
Aha, actually I know that, I've read the "tribute"
page. But I didn't react to the "thezsak" handle.
> It is a case of what log
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
>> Funny thing is, I recently started to worry that
>> people might perceive *me* as crazy, for answering
>> the same questions with virtually the same answers
>> over and over.
>
> It's more likely to be the weird line length that
> makes you look crazy.
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> It looks like you are wasting a lot of black space on the right by
> using such a short line length, on your screenshot?
Waste and waste - it is not as simple as filling the black gap.
Take a look at this screenshot [1] with fill-column as 70. The black
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> The lack of a left margin does not seem to bother
> you, though?
No, because that is a straight line so it is a clear
enough delimiter in itself.
> Maybe using a proportional font might be of use to
> you, when width is constrained?
What, you mean when
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
>>> The lack of a left margin does not seem to bother
>>> you, though?
>>
>> No, because that is a straight line so it is a clear
>> enough delimiter in itself.
>
> You were comparing to books - they have margins at
> both sides of the text - so that made m
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