Hi all, I have a couple of peculiar little questions about how things look in Mutt. First, what is the actual command to collapse all threads? When I hit <ESC>-V it works, and the little keymapping help-screen says that the command is collapse-all. But when I hit : and type that in (or, more to the point, use it in a folder-hook in my .muttrc), Mutt says it's an unknown command. Huh?
And an odd little detail about display... when I run Mutt at the console,
it shows this stylin' tree diagram for each thread, but when I run it in a
gnome terminal window, that tree gets mangled into a bunch of asterisks and
backwards question-marks. I assume this is because Mutt's using some
character-set that the terminal doesn't understand... Is there a
reasonably easy way to fix that? If it's not easy, I'll probably get
around to it in a year or three (it's obviously not much of an issue).
Thanks,
-Chris
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