two gripes about Evolution ...

Jesse Keating jkeating at j2solutions.net
Tue Dec 16 21:01:44 UTC 2003


On Tuesday 16 December 2003 12:55, Elton Woo wrote:
> True, I find that if I select "reply" it quotes the entire message,
> whereas with other mailers, I could do "reply quoted" (i.e, reply
> to the *highlighted* section of text ONLY). ... maybe I'm doing this
> wrong, but the only way to past only the quoted text is to do
> "create new" which implies that I also have to manually renter the
> subject line, prepended with a "re", etc., etc...

There is actually a setting that you can tell Evolution to not quote the 
original email.  You hit reply and it gives you a blank email, but uses 
all the right headers and subject line.

> Jesse, would you recommend Sylpheed? I've never tried it...

I used to use it (and it's where I first found the "highlight-quote"), 
but it got somewhat unstable for a while, then there was the whole 
gtk1-gtk2 move, and spell checker issues as well.  I'm not sure the 
current state of Sylpheed.

> > Does anybody else think this is a reasonable RFE?
>
> I would toss in my two Canuck cents to vote "yea"... :-(
>
> I've seen so much positive comments on Evolution in this
> and the shrike-list, that I thought I'd give it a try, but
> this disappoints me. The other thing, I've just found out,
> is that unlike some other mailers, you cannot selectively
> delete some of the messages in the trash folder.

Huh, I hadn't tried that yet.

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