On 2022-08-28, Seth Hurst <[email protected]> wrote:

So I'm trying sylpheed again. Its a little clunky but for the most part I've got it working with a couple of workarounds.
Reading the message list is a bit of a pane you have to read the entire table because some times Orca will get stuck.
Writing a new message is fine it will even tell you the name of the subject as your writing the subject.
As for the message window you are able to copy and paste the entire message into a editor like leafpad or mousepad and then read it from there.
These are just a bit of the workarounds I've tryed doing wile using sylpheed.

But why sylpheed, if it's a fuzzzzz..... ?

Bye,
Kees
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So I'm trying sylpheed again. Its a little clunky but for the most part I've got it working with a couple of workarounds.
Reading the message list is a bit of a pane you have to read the entire table because some times Orca will get stuck.
Writing a new message is fine it will even tell you the name of the subject as your writing the subject.
As for the message window you are able to copy and paste the entire message into a editor like leafpad or mousepad and then read it from there.
These are just a bit of the workarounds I've tryed doing wile using sylpheed.

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On Sun, 28 Aug 2022 10:48:57 -0000 (UTC)
Ivan Dil <[email protected]d> wrote:

On 2022-08-28, Seth Hurst <[email protected]> wrote:

So I'm trying sylpheed again. Its a little clunky but for the most part I've got it working with a couple of workarounds.
Reading the message list is a bit of a pane you have to read the entire table because some times Orca will get stuck.
Writing a new message is fine it will even tell you the name of the subject as your writing the subject.
As for the message window you are able to copy and paste the entire message into a editor like leafpad or mousepad and then read it from there.
These are just a bit of the workarounds I've tryed doing wile using sylpheed.

But why sylpheed, if it's a fuzzzzz..... ?

Bye,
Kees
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"If equal affection cannot be, let the more loving one be me."
Pure, Stable, Secure, Debian GNU/Linux http://www.debian.org
Linux Registered User #300181 | ICQ #179658498 -- # EOM

For the most part its accessible. I've even got a action that opens the message for reading in leafpad.
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Seth Hurst <[email protected]>

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On 2022-08-28, Seth Hurst <[email protected]> wrote:

So I'm trying sylpheed again. Its a little clunky but for the most
part I've got it working with a couple of workarounds.

You need to find the line length setting; looks like in your current
setup this has been left unset or is reaaaallllllly long :)

Andrew

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On Sun, 28 Aug 2022 06:29:22 -0400, Seth Hurst wrote:

So I'm trying sylpheed again. Its a little clunky but for the most part
I've got it working with a couple of workarounds.
Reading the message list is a bit of a pane you have to read the entire
table because some times Orca will get stuck.
Writing a new message is fine it will even tell you the name of the
subject as your writing the subject.
As for the message window you are able to copy and paste the entire
message into a editor like leafpad or mousepad and then read it from
there.
These are just a bit of the workarounds I've tryed doing wile using
sylpheed.

One thing that Sylpheed does *the way they all should* is allowing
single remote setup and data folders to be linked into any OS as long as
it's Linux (this might work in windows too, I wouldn't know). The setup
folder is ~/.sylpheed-2.0 and if my data folder for all my mailing be
Data4Me then both of these can exist on a data drive and be linked into
all the OS'es I use conditional to identical user id/specs. Seamonkey can
do much of this too but I don't use it for news so it needs to be
tinkered out.

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