https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359593
--- Comment #12 from msjasin...@gmail.com --- (In reply to Thomas Lübking from comment #10) > The popup is modal on Linux as well, gmail is rotating their keys "like > hell" (ie. indeed happens once a week for me - but I've *never* seen that > happen while I was logged in. *never* You may be right. In this case my experience is limited and I may have remembered wrong. I made this report to take it off my mind, perhaps too quickly. > That's why I believe it happens for > dis- and autoreconnects), whether the entire thing is "annoying", a nuisance > or actually valuable information strongly relies on its frequency, I've no > idea how "often pops up messages telling that it can't connect" do NOT > indicate broken core functionality (heck, you're IMAP client isn't talking > to the server - that means it's not doing anything) and I frankly cannot > read the least sense into the tabbox mentioning on the end. I'm no expert in telecommunications, but I have a mobile phone which often 'talks to the server', but also often fails to do so (lack of connection, range etc.). It doesn't show a popup every 30 minutes or so that it 'lost some packages', 'connection is wacky' etc. Please treat this as an analogy and what an average user has grown to expect from technology. > PS, @msjasinski > I'll assume that you're English is not very good and that you do not > actually know the meaning of terms like "casuistry" - I suggest to use a > simple variant of English where you're aware of your made statements (it > does not apply - notably since I didn't reason anything itfp. - nor did you > describe it) which otherwise could easily be taken as an insult. As you say "YOU'RE English is not very good". :D You claimed you didn't have an opinion, and then you gave it. Casuistry or not, for sure it is a contradiction (at least in two-valued logic!). But I don't want to start a flame war, so now I'm shutting up now. :) Peace! You're doing a good job, so keep at it. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
