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Today's Topics:
1. Would it be possible to include kepas in Fedora KDE packages?
(Marcelo Magno T. Sales)
2. KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2
(Marcelo Magno T. Sales)
3. Re: KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2
(Eli Wapniarski)
4. Re: KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2
(Eli Wapniarski)
5. Re: KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2
(Marcelo Magno T. Sales)
6. Re: KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2 (Rex Dieter)
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From: "Marcelo Magno T. Sales" <mmtsales@gmail.com>
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Subject: [kde-redhat-users] Would it be possible to include kepas in Fedora
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Rex e Kevin,
Would it be possible to include kepas in Fedora KDE packages?
http://www.kde-
apps.org/content/show.php/Kepas+-+KDE+Easy+Publish+and+Share?content=73968
I really miss kpf from KDE 3.5.x and kepas seems to be kpf with a few
more features.
Thanks,
Marcelo
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From: "Marcelo Magno T. Sales" <mmtsales@gmail.com>
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Subject: [kde-redhat-users] KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2
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Hi, people
I've just upgraded KDE to 4.2 from updates-testing and generally
speaking, I liked the upgrade. There were some minor problems, but all
in all it's good.
Kmail, however, is a real mess. The message list panel is completely
broken. The columns I had selected to be shown there and their order
were lost and all the 17 columns that can be selected to be shown were
checked, including two columns for the sender of for the recipient
depending on the selected folder, because the sender/recipient, sender
and recipent columns were all checked. But the problem is worst, because
after reconfiguring all this, I see that every time I close Kmail and
reopen it, all message list panel configuration is lost and all the 17
columns are shown again.
Also, the columns which have just icons in their contents, like the
spam/not spam, attachments, important and others, now have texts on
their headers. Theses columns are normally set to be just as wide as
necessary to the icons to be shown. With texts in their captions, only
the first letter of the header appears. This is a regression, because
until kde 4.1.4 kmail used icons on the headers of these columns.
Also, kmail does not honor font configurations for the message list
panel anymore. The configuration screen is there, but has no effect at
all.
Worst than all this is the fact that kmail does not group messages in
threads anymore. And the option to set this up is gone from the Folder
menu. I hope this is well hidden somewhere else, but I couldn't find
it... Does any one know how to setup kmail to thread messages now?
Really, a mail client that does not thread discussions is of no use for
me.
Is there a way to go back to the previous version of KMail??
Thanks,
Marcelo
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On Saturday 07 February 2009 08:31:20 Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote:
> Hi, people
>
> I've just upgraded KDE to 4.2 from updates-testing and generally
> speaking, I liked the upgrade. There were some minor problems, but all
> in all it's good.
> Kmail, however, is a real mess. The message list panel is completely
> broken. The columns I had selected to be shown there and their order
> were lost and all the 17 columns that can be selected to be shown were
> checked, including two columns for the sender of for the recipient
> depending on the selected folder, because the sender/recipient, sender
> and recipent columns were all checked. But the problem is worst, because
> after reconfiguring all this, I see that every time I close Kmail and
> reopen it, all message list panel configuration is lost and all the 17
> columns are shown again.
> Also, the columns which have just icons in their contents, like the
> spam/not spam, attachments, important and others, now have texts on
> their headers. Theses columns are normally set to be just as wide as
> necessary to the icons to be shown. With texts in their captions, only
> the first letter of the header appears. This is a regression, because
> until kde 4.1.4 kmail used icons on the headers of these columns.
> Also, kmail does not honor font configurations for the message list
> panel anymore. The configuration screen is there, but has no effect at
> all.
> Worst than all this is the fact that kmail does not group messages in
> threads anymore. And the option to set this up is gone from the Folder
> menu. I hope this is well hidden somewhere else, but I couldn't find
> it... Does any one know how to setup kmail to thread messages now?
> Really, a mail client that does not thread discussions is of no use for
> me.
>
> Is there a way to go back to the previous version of KMail??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marcelo
>
Try quiting kmail, backing up ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail and then once you have a
backup delete the original folder. Start kmail. See if that helps.
Eli
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font-weight:400; font-style:normal;">On Saturday 07 February 2009 08:31:20 Marcelo \
Magno T. Sales wrote:<br> > Hi, people<br>
><br>
> I've just upgraded KDE to 4.2 from updates-testing and generally<br>
> speaking, I liked the upgrade. There were some minor problems, but all<br>
> in all it's good.<br>
> Kmail, however, is a real mess. The message list panel is completely<br>
> broken. The columns I had selected to be shown there and their order<br>
> were lost and all the 17 columns that can be selected to be shown were<br>
> checked, including two columns for the sender of for the recipient<br>
> depending on the selected folder, because the sender/recipient, sender<br>
> and recipent columns were all checked. But the problem is worst, because<br>
> after reconfiguring all this, I see that every time I close Kmail and<br>
> reopen it, all message list panel configuration is lost and all the 17<br>
> columns are shown again.<br>
> Also, the columns which have just icons in their contents, like the<br>
> spam/not spam, attachments, important and others, now have texts on<br>
> their headers. Theses columns are normally set to be just as wide as<br>
> necessary to the icons to be shown. With texts in their captions, only<br>
> the first letter of the header appears. This is a regression, because<br>
> until kde 4.1.4 kmail used icons on the headers of these columns.<br>
> Also, kmail does not honor font configurations for the message list<br>
> panel anymore. The configuration screen is there, but has no effect at<br>
> all.<br>
> Worst than all this is the fact that kmail does not group messages in<br>
> threads anymore. And the option to set this up is gone from the Folder<br>
> menu. I hope this is well hidden somewhere else, but I couldn't find<br>
> it... Does any one know how to setup kmail to thread messages now?<br>
> Really, a mail client that does not thread discussions is of no use for<br>
> me.<br>
><br>
> Is there a way to go back to the previous version of KMail??<br>
><br>
> Thanks,<br>
><br>
> Marcelo<br>
><br>
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then once you have a backup delete the original folder. Start kmail. See if that \
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Oh... Just noticed.
This mailing list has moved. You should probably subscribe to the fedora-kde
mailing list over at.
https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/fedora-kde
Eli
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Subject: Re: [kde-redhat-users] KMail is a real mess after upgrading to KDE 4.2
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Em Sáb 07 Fev 2009, Eli Wapniarski escreveu:
> On Saturday 07 February 2009 08:31:20 Marcelo Magno T. Sales wrote:
> > Hi, people
> >
> > I've just upgraded KDE to 4.2 from updates-testing and generally
> > speaking, I liked the upgrade. There were some minor problems, but
> > all in all it's good.
> > Kmail, however, is a real mess. The message list panel is
> > completely broken. The columns I had selected to be shown there and
> > their order were lost and all the 17 columns that can be selected
> > to be shown were checked, including two columns for the sender of
> > for the recipient depending on the selected folder, because the
> > sender/recipient, sender and recipent columns were all checked. But
> > the problem is worst, because after reconfiguring all this, I see
> > that every time I close Kmail and reopen it, all message list panel
> > configuration is lost and all the 17 columns are shown again.
> > Also, the columns which have just icons in their contents, like the
> > spam/not spam, attachments, important and others, now have texts on
> > their headers. Theses columns are normally set to be just as wide
> > as necessary to the icons to be shown. With texts in their
> > captions, only the first letter of the header appears. This is a
> > regression, because until kde 4.1.4 kmail used icons on the headers
> > of these columns. Also, kmail does not honor font configurations
> > for the message list panel anymore. The configuration screen is
> > there, but has no effect at all.
> > Worst than all this is the fact that kmail does not group messages
> > in threads anymore. And the option to set this up is gone from the
> > Folder menu. I hope this is well hidden somewhere else, but I
> > couldn't find it... Does any one know how to setup kmail to thread
> > messages now? Really, a mail client that does not thread
> > discussions is of no use for me.
> >
> > Is there a way to go back to the previous version of KMail??
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Marcelo
>
> Try quiting kmail, backing up ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail and then once
> you have a backup delete the original folder. Start kmail. See if
> that helps.
Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried it, but did not help...
However, at least the threading problem is solved, I found the
configuration for that in the little buttons to the right of the look up
field above the messages list. This was the worst problem for me, I can
live with the rest for a while.
Thanks,
Marcelo
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Eli Wapniarski wrote:
> Oh... Just noticed.
> This mailing list has moved.
Hrm... I *thought* I had essentially disabled this list, but apparently not.
I'll go try hitting it with a bigger hammer.
> >You should probably subscribe to the
> fedora-kde mailing list over at.
> https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/fedora-kde
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