On Friday, 26 February 2016 15:03:50 CET, Erik Quaeghebeur wrote:
For finer-grainer referencing
in replies, there is the option to use quotes (top-posting).
(BTW: the fact that you bottom-post is making following the
argument much more difficult; please consider doing the effort
of top-posting
Dear Norman,
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Perhaps PGP/MIME is more appropriate:
http://superuser.com/questions/844302
The recycled folder is a normal folder on the IMAP server.
Yes, you can have such a folder, but the concept of deleting in a pure IMAP
client like
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Oh, that's the icon you meant. Yeah, that's a fine solution, and
probably trivial to implement. You wouldn't even need to come up with
a new icon if (for example) you just change the color of it. I'm not
big on the idea of filtered views; not that
(Cc-ing the list back in.)
I'm not sure what you mean by changing the [spam] icon. I'm guessing
you mean lighting it up when I select a junk mail. What I'm lookng
for is that the junk mail should somehow be visibly obvious in the
list of messages. The two most obvious ways to do that would be
(Cc-ing the mailing list.)
Now I have the latest version and can mark spam manually, which
is a Good Thing. Unfortunately, I can not see (in the list of
messages) which emails have been marked as spam, which basically
renders the marking useless.
Yes, changing that icon would be nice. Patc
On Thursday, 18 February 2016 18:02:58 CET, Thomas Lübking wrote:
You're still using MSVC and apparently it stumbles across
__alignof for an abstract class.
Ah, thanks. Let's stop pretending that we support pre-C++11 compilers,
then:
https://gerrit.vesnicky.cesnet.cz/r/620
Right now you'll
