On 25 Jun 2003, guenther wrote: > > I just upgraded from evolution 1.2 to evolution 1.4 (the only one > > available in the Debian unstable distribution) > > I always believed folks using Debian unstable are knowing better to take > over a thread and reply... ;-)
For all years I stuck to the principle that the systems I'm running should be available on CD, but over time I found that I want the "bleeding edge" anyway, so running Debian unstable is the most comfortable way of doing this (if you have a good connection that is :) (our company has 100 Mb/s)) There are also other advantages going to the mailing list, because it's probably read by the developers as well. I found by some search that this should be handled centrally now (gnome-keybinding-properties since gtk2) but that didn't work. So, then I just can't understand how they (they evolution developers) can remove that setting before they have verified that it works. For me it means I won't use evolution 1.4 (there's also another issue with mail editing making in unusuable) I'll continue using 1.2 until evolution starts working again. It's possible that the evolution developers are not *nix people or it's possible that they are not using evolution (at least not 1.4) themselves. *nix people don't accept the crappy editing style contaminated from the Windoze environment (at least when having a choice). > > Now I can't choose what editing keys to use in composer. > > Earlier I could choose "Emacs or Xemacs" in "Composer prefereneces". > > > > Now I get this stupid microsoft way of key definitions, which makes > > it very hard to write and edit a simple mail in the composer. > > > > I can't see any settings for this, how do I do? > > This is a known issue and currently broken. > http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=41187 I have got some hints, but that's all, that I should be able to specify some keybindings in xml to fix the editor keys, but I have not found any docs on this. Anyone? Roland _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
