Is anyone working on updating tar-mode to work like EFS Dired? I
really enjoy getting a file via EFS using Dired, having it
decompressed and loaded into tar-mode automatically; I just don't
enjoy the schism in interface between the two packages.
Is it possible to get BBDB to annotate my GNUS *Summary* buffer
_after_ kill, rather than before? There are two newsgroups I read
that I kill everything except for ~5% of the articles daily, and I
thought it'd be nice to not have to wait for BBDB to annotate all
those articles, most of which are
I have the following code in my .emacs, to record what mailing lists
and newsgroups I've seen various people on. It works well, but I
dislike having to keep the regexp describing the mailing lists I
belong to twice. I tried assigning the string to a variable, but I
guess my syntax wasn't right.
I have emacs set to save the last two version of all files I edit,
because this is the way I like it. However, I see no reason why my
almost 500k BBDB database needs this treatment as well. I tried the
following:
(add-hook 'bbdb-mode-hook
'(lambda ()
(make-local-variable
About a month ago I installed BBDB, and it was working great (my
database is now over 2000 people). However, recently I've been having
problems between it and GNUS. The main problem is the BBDB pop-up
window keeps shrinking to just 1 line, then goes back to 5, and starts
again. Also, I cannot g
