dear ricardo
> Don't think so, we don't have access to their code, how could > Debian fix Acrobat reader??? by looking at what get's called by acrobat reader? by asking the adobe crowd how you are supposed to catch the call for a default mail client? magic? > Ask them to add Claws Mail to the list of supported clients, it > should be not difficult for them. Another story is that they really > *want* to do it. sorry, i think you don't read what i'm writing. i don't want adobe to add claws mail to the list of the supported clients, but debian to forward to claws mail -- if i wish to use claws mail as a default mail client -- the requests which go to the default mail client. > From the screenshot you sent I can infer that Acrobat Reader only > supports these specific mailers and no other, and that the "Default > Mail Client" options means that client must probably be one of the > listed below and not any of your choice. But as I cannot see their > code, I cannot be sure. in this case you're the developer and i'm the user. please don't blame on other people's product before even testing the issue. acrobat reader, even if it is a evil proprietary application, is used but many people and is - the only (usable) pdf reader one can install without installing either (lib)kde or (lib)gnome - the only pdf reader which is usable for files which are meant to be sent to a printshop - the only pdf reader which supports all the features which can be put by free software into pdfs and adobe is offering a generally well behaving package for debian: acrobat reader is not just a random app run through wine! my conclusion: you may not be the right person to fix that bug but -- as a debian developer -- you may be in a better situation than me to find out, who can test this issue. or you may simply wait and let somebody else take over. this may not be a claws mail issue, but a debian mail problem... but we will never, since everybody is just blaming someone else here. (i was asked to choose a package by the bug report system and the only one which seemed to match was claws mail... you may reassign this bug to anotheer -- better matching -- package). regards alessandro -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
