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Re: Reading/Managing mail with emacs
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Reiner Steib |
Subject: |
Re: Reading/Managing mail with emacs |
Date: |
Sat, 06 Oct 2007 13:56:28 +0200 |
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Gnus/5.110007 (No Gnus v0.7) Emacs/22.1.50 (gnu/linux) |
On Sat, Oct 06 2007, Floyd L. Davidson wrote:
> GNUS is the heavy weight champ.
s/GNUS/Gnus/, see (info "(gnus)History").
> The one "problem" with running gnus is that it necessarily creates a
> large number of buffers, customizes menus, etc etc; and basically
> takes over Emacs.
Huh? Changes menus, tool bars, ... only happens in Gnus buffers
unless there is some bug.
> If you run Emacs as an edit server (highly recommended), it works
> much better to invoke an Emacs process separately from that server
> to run gnus for Usenet and email.
I guess that is what many Gnus users do, because some Gnus operations
(network, scoring, ...) might take quite some time.
> Look for example configurations on the net, and check
> out gnu.emacs.gnus.
Configuration examples on the net often tend to be outdated. Don't
use them unless you know what they are doing by reading the *current*
Gnus documentation, i.e. use `<f1> v', `<f1> f', and consult the
manual (info "(gnus)Top").
Bye, Reiner.
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- Re: Reading/Managing mail with emacs, (continued)
Re: Reading/Managing mail with emacs, Sven Bretfeld, 2007/10/08
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Re: Reading/Managing mail with emacs, Floyd L. Davidson, 2007/10/06
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Re: Reading/Managing mail with emacs, Tim X, 2007/10/07