[PLUG] Claws Mail

Dale Snell ddsnell at verizon.net
Mon Nov 30 21:01:45 UTC 2009


On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:37:36 -0800
John Jason Jordan <johnxj at comcast.net> wrote:

> I have one other question about Claws Mail. In Sylpheed I had the
> columns in the top window with the mailbox set to From - Subject -
> Date. Claws Mail decided that I wanted the columns Subject - From -
> Date. I noticed when I used Sylpheed last (Fedora 12) that it did the
> same thing, but in Sylpheed I could just drag the From column to
> where I wanted it. It won't drag in Claws Mail and I can't find any
> configuration setting to change the order of the columns. Did I miss
> it, or is the feature lacking in Claws Mail 3.7.3?

It's there, just buried in the global Preferences panel.  Go to
Configuration>Preferences... then select Display>Summaries.  Near the
bottom of the page, in the Message List section, there's a line that
says "Displayed Columns" with an "Edit" button.  Click on the button and
you'll be able to change the column ordering.


On Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:53:54 -0800
John Jason Jordan <johnxj at comcast.net> wrote:

> One more question. I just noticed that Claws Mail created a folder
> titled "Gnome" in my Desktop folder. It contains 127 .png images
> (buttons, mostly, it appears).
> 
> This seems very strange to me. Why is this folder not inside the
> ~/.claws-mail configurations folder?

Now there I have no clue.  Claws has never done anything like that here.
There isn't even a Gnome directory in my ~/.claws-mail directory.  I'm
running Fedora 10, though, which might make a difference.  I have run
SuSE, but I don't recall it creating such a folder there, either.  :-(

I'm glad to hear that your thumb drive problem is cleared up.  It's
probably a good idea to buy a spare, just in case.  They do die, and
reformatting may have just masked an underlying problem.  Or it could
have been gremlins, and the thing will keep going for years.  :-)

--Dale

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"Never try to out-stubborn a cat."



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