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
On Mon, Jul 07 2014, Emanuel Berg wrote:
> Note that I don't think that the dribble file is bad or
> anything. Just thought there was some better reason for
> it to exist. The crash thing you mention is of course a
> valid point in a situation where crashes are common
> and/or somehow externally u
Peter Münster writes:
> I have good experience with ...
>
> (gnus-demon-add-handler 'gnus-group-save-newsrc 5 2)
Thank you, I will examine that!
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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
On Sun, Jul 06 2014, David Engster wrote:
> Emanuel Berg 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?
>>
On Sun, Jul 06 2014, Emanuel Berg wrote:
> 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)
I
Emanuel Berg 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 would increase t
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
