On Sun, May 15, 2005 at 11:36:21PM -0400, yaki wrote: > I've used slrn to read usenet news for years. It's great, but I've decided > to try to find a decent gui newsreader. So far, I've tried to use Evolution > and Pan. I don't like the way either of them handles threads. > > Evolution expands all threads by default, which I don't like. If I collapse > all threads and then delete all messages (ctrl-a to select all followed by > delete), only the top-level message in each thread is deleted! You have to > expand all threads, select all, and then delete--very annoying. > > Pan looks good but its threading seems to be broken. Example: Say there are > ten messages in a thread. Pan may actually put them all in the same thread > (the desired behaviour, of course) or it may put them in two threads or > three or.... Weird. > > What do y'all use? How about Mozilla or Mozilla Thunderbird? -Vic -- Vic Gedris | Sick of getting Microsoft email viruses? Try vic-at-gedris.org | using Linux instead! http://www.linux.org http://vic.gedris.org | GNU Privacy Guard (GPG) Key-ID: D77B43FB
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