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On Friday 16 February 2001 13:47, csj wrote something to this effect:
> On Saturday 17 February 2001 02:19, G. L. `Griz' Inabnit wrote:
> > Hello Good People,
> >
> > I'm new to this mail-list (Thanks to Ivan!) and would like to
> > search the lists archive. Is there an archive? and where is it
> > located.
> >
> > I'm running SID, with KMail 1.2 (Using KDE 2.1 post Beat 2
> > (>=20010128)) and suddenly I find that I can not save attachments.
> > The only options that I'm offered after right clicking on an
> > attachment are:
> > 1. OPEN URL
> > 2. COPY TO CLIPBOARD
> >
> > Which is an oddity. Since my first use of KMail I've been
> > delighted with the simplicity, directness, and power. This program
> > has worked flawlessly ('cept for a tad when the TAB key would
> > 'tweak' the font/printing) and I've ALWAYS been able to save
> > attachments without a problem.
> >
> > What directory are the attachments saved in?
> > What permissions should that directory have?
> >
> > Any enlightenment would be highly appreciated.
>
> What window manager/desktop environment are you using? This has been
> a problem for me when I used gnome/sawfish. Not when I started using
> kde proper. Hmmmm.
>
> I also did apt-get task-kde.
>
> Just guessing but hope this helps.
[...]
Okay, my world has been shaken. (why is it ALWAYS the 'simple shit' that
kicks my butt in Linux) :--)
vi .xsession
#blackbox
kde2
and magic. I can again save/veiw/etc the attachments. Now the question
arises, will I EVER be able to use bb again as my perferred desktop and have
the ability to save/view/open/etc while using kmail?
This program has been a god-send to me in the Linux GUI enviorn! I've
brought more users of "The Unnamed One" over to this O/S with the tools,
packages, variety, that exist here. And kmail has ALWAYS been "a keeper". But
now..... :--)
You folks get the idea, I'm sure. Can I/is there a way/would it be too
hard
to code so that I can have my kmail back? (pretty please!)
csj, Thank You for the "heads up" on testing this WITHIN KDE. Never even
occured to me to try it.
Have a great weekend!!
>
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