> I prefer "Time, Load and Mail".
>
> "Date" can only displayed if the user uses Custom or .emacs for
> customization, in which case he probably would customize
> display-time-mode the same way. Moreover, "Date" can be thought of as
> an optional component of "Time", anyway.
Ok, I agree.
--
Jur
Juri Linkov wrote:
Perhaps what is wrong here is the conjunction `and'. It implies that
all these things are displayed simultaneously what is rarely true.
The time is always displayed. I believe that the fact that "Mail" is
not displayed if there is no mail is obvious to the user. The fa
> I believe that the menu item text and the help echo for the item on
> the Show/Hide menubar menu that toggles Display Time mode is wrong.
> The current text says: "Date, Time and Mail". However, do
> `emacs -q' and then enable the item using the menubar. No date is shown,
> but if your load ave
I believe that the menu item text and the help echo for the item on
the Show/Hide menubar menu that toggles Display Time mode is wrong.
The current text says: "Date, Time and Mail". However, do
`emacs -q' and then enable the item using the menubar. No date is shown,
but if your load average is bi
