Ron Johnson wrote:
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On 02/03/08 10:24, Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 03/02/2008, Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Last month I tried KMail/KDE for a couple of weeks, because of how
the GNOME people have their heads stuck up MSFT's ass.
You haven't seen KDE4 (vista clone) yet. Sad, sad times we are in.
I must use XP at work.  The fist thing I did when getting my PC was
to make it look like Win2K.

My GNOME system looks disturbingly like Win2K also...

But couldn't stand it.  The keyboard shortcuts wouldn't do what I
want them to do (even after considerable customization).
What did you want them to do? Kmail, and KDE in general, is very customizable.
I like a GUI MUA to be in a vertically adjacent 2-pane
configuration, with the actual email that I'm reading in it's own
window.

When the email window is active, Tbird lets me press "n", and that
brings the next un-read message into that same window.  When all the
emails in a folder are read, "n" prompts me to go to the next folder
with un-read mail.
And that "n" button to go to the next unread email is why I hate 
evolution AND outlook.  I have yet to find a simple way to read the next 
UNREAD email in either.  I use Thunderbird when ever possible.  Used to 
use Kmail, can't remember why I stopped using it.
But KMail made me close the email window in order to press "n" to
get to the next unread email.  Maybe most KMail users/developers
just like 3-pane operation.

So I went back to Icedove & GNOME.
Icedove & Gnome? Is that a new Norwegian metal band? :)
Swedish retro pop, covering /Capitan & Tenile/ tunes.

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Ron Johnson, Jr.
Jefferson LA  USA

PETA - People Eating Tasty Animals
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