Re: [Evolution] Moving real folders
you have to modify the 'default user' image (or the relevant parts of it) in $prefix/share/evolution/default_user, but a new install will reset it. !Z That works! Yay, however, that only lets me get rid of the local folders...what about the Other Contacts and VFolders menu's that branch off the main menu? Those are the worts of them all. -- Justin Rebelo - #211794 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The world is run by computers... The computers are run by geeks. ___ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.helixcode.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
Re: [Evolution] Moving real folders
Hi, I like to know if it is possible move the a real folder to a different location in the folder tree. I try dragging the folder but, first the folder is copied instead of just moved and the folder in the new location is empty. I like to know also if is there some way to delete a real folder. I try the delette button on a marked empty folder but it does not work. Yeah, open a terminal and cd ~/evolution/local You can rm -rf the folders from there. Note: I'm trying to get rid of the calender and tasks and things like that because it's just blot to me, but when I restart evo, it recreates those folders. Can anyone tell me how I can get rid of (or at LEAST hide from the folder list) these folders. I want to have my folder view showing only my mail folders (inbox, trash, sent, etc). None of this executive bs. -- Justin Rebelo - #211794 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The world is run by computers... The computers are run by geeks. ___ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.helixcode.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
[Evolution] Folders vs. VFolders
I am really confused here. I setup filters for all my mail lists, and created subdirectories to the Inbox, in which the emails are moved according to their list source...all works fine. I've been looking at VFolders now, and I fail to see the difference...what are the advantages/disadvantages (if any) between vfolders and normal folders?? Thanks for clearing this up. I tried to read the evolution manual but I just get an error when it tries to open. -- Justin Rebelo - #211794 - [EMAIL PROTECTED] The world is run by computers... The computers are run by geeks. ___ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.helixcode.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
