Ricardo Mones <mo...@debian.org> wrote: > AFAIK not in 3.7.7 (scheduled for next week). > > You call it a "problem" but I don't really see the point of having the > progress window shown while what you really want to do is some other task > in some other application's window and therefore don't paying attention to > it. > > Maybe what you really miss is a kind of 'background sending has finished' > notification or something like that?
The point is that sometimes I am eager to see a mail being sent (for
example that super-important message for my boss or whatever) and
would like the feedback "The mail was successfully sent" as soon as
possible.
OTOH, if I have to send a number of big messages with big attachments
to a number of different people, I don’t like to wait for the first
message to be sent to start writing the second one – queuing the
messages or disabling the "sending"-window is the current workaround,
but I don’t really see the point in blocking the whole application
when this is obviously not necessary (because it isn’t blocked w/o
the sending window).
I agree, though, that a notification would be a good thing to have :)
Best regards,
Claudius
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