Re: The ponderings of a newbie

2009-01-29 Thread n0ano
I'm old school:

fetchmail: to get the mail.

procmail: to separate lists into individula folders.

mutt: to read the mail, it uses threaded mode by default.

On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 11:43:57PM +0200, Vesa J??skel?inen wrote:
 Jay Sullivan wrote:
  1) Mailing lists:
  
  I'm wanting to avoid asking questions that have already been answered, and
  I'd like to keep up on current issues with grub2, so I'd like to try to keep
  the grub-devel mailing list sorted...but I'm clueless.
  First of all, is it strange of me to ask, What email managers are everyone
  using?  I'm more of a forum guy, so I find mailing lists hard to work with,
  and I'm hoping someone can clue me in on an email application that handles
  mailing lists properly.  For example, on a forum, you can clearly see which
  messages were responses to which questions.  But I can see the benefit of a
  mailing list, as everyone can use their own mail handlers... but I've tried
  to research things like sendmail, and my my brain nearly exploded.  Is there
  a simple solution?
 
 Thunderbird + Threaded view for folder
 
 Automatically filter mailing lists to own folders
 
 
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Re: [PATCH] PCI serial card support

2008-11-09 Thread n0ano
On Sun, Nov 09, 2008 at 10:57:30PM +0100, Robert Millan wrote:
... 
 Nice!  Aside from base baud and configuration function, I assume we'd also
 want to specify the I/O port?

Yep, I/O port and base baud are the only two device specific items
we need since we don't do interrupts.  Doing a table for base baud
is easy, unfortunately identifying the I/O port is hard, that's the
one we'll have to develop over time.

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