On 2020-07-19 01:30+0200, hand...@riseup.net wrote:
> THEN, I opened my mail in my old Apple macbook to check for something.
> It downloads a few current emails. (Also IMAP).
>
> Later I return to my mail client on my Uruk OS computer, and all my
> inbox email are gone.
>
> How is that
> If it only happens after checking mail from your proprietary email program
I am not sure whether we can strongly test this against the opposite
situation, given the information we have.
The discussion in the link provided by jxself shows that some proprietary
mobile device is highly
Just as a side note, you can also install trisquel on your old [some_fruit]
laptop.
Yep, heading out of proprietory for sure. Some files and folders were the
old capple laptop.
If it only happens after checking mail from your proprietary email program
perhaps that seems to point the finger in that direction. Before you say "but
I can still see them in the proprietary program", keep in mind that the
messages that appear in that proprietary program don't necessarily
I would first check whether the Thunderbird interface is configured to show
all messages or to show unread messages only.
If this is not what is causing your problem, more knowledgeable people might
be able to help you, I have not been using IMAP for a while.
So I'm running the Thunderbird mail client on Uruk. Mail is set to IMAP,
and downloads from Xfinity just fine.
THEN, I opened my mail in my old Apple macbook to check for something. It
downloads a few current emails. (Also IMAP).
Later I return to my mail client on my Uruk OS
