In Evolution 3.38.3-1 how does one turn off marking read messages as
read?
I'd like to read any message with Evolution without marking any message
as read.
I tried turning off the "Mail Preferences" -> "Mark messages as read
after 0.0 seconds" preference but that didn't stop Evolution from
Milan Crha wrote:
> it used to be in the GUI, but it had been removed long time ago.
That's unfortunate.
> Removed from the GUI, I mean. It can still be enabled, when you edit
> corresponding .source file in ~/.config/evolution/sources/ .
> Depending
> on how many IMAP accounts you've
On my email server all account folders are subfolders of the Inbox
folder (or at least all folders appear to be Inbox subfolders when
connecting to the account via IMAP which is the only connection
protocol I use).
Thunderbird lets me specify an IMAP server folder (Account Settings ->
Server
You wrote:
You recommendation to use it in combination with gmail is asking for trouble.
Which is what I explicitly did not recommend. Please read more closely and stop
repeating your virtue signaling over paying for services. It's perfectly reasonable
to pay for services and the original
Ralf Mardorf wrote:
A good solution for rich people. Users who don't have the money to pay
for this, but who own a mobile phone could chose between endless much
providers when willing to give away there mobile number.
That's a glib and innumerate response; you should show more respect for
You wrote:
Any ideas?
I recommend getting your own domain name with a hoster that can host your email so
that you're not relying on some forwarding convenience that can go away, and so that
you can move your email service as needed without ever having to tell others what
your new email
Ángel wrote:
It's actually up to the server to allow you to do that or not.
Perhaps I'm missing some larger point, but wouldn't it be reasonable for IMAP clients
to treat the server-defined folder names as unique IDs where the client UI is free to
localize the presentation as needed for
I'm using Evolution 3.36.4-2 on Debian GNU/Linux.
I'd like Evolution to make it easier to let me set a Reply-To: header
for certain mailing lists I subscribe to which will keep my Reply-To:
header setting if set. I didn't see a straightforward way to do this
via the outgoing filters, so I thought
I wrote:
> I see only the dictionary languages (in which are only replacement
> options), "Ignore Mispelled Word", Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste, and
> "Paste Quotation". If the screenshot makes it to the list, you'll see
> I don't have "Add Word to Dictionary" in the main menu or the English
>
I'm running Evolution 3.36.4-2 on Debian GNU/Linux bullseye/sid 64-bit.
When I'm editing an email the spell checker spots unknown words and
underlines them in red. If I right-click on one of those words I can
correct it from any of the dictionaries I've configured Evolution to
use, or I can make
Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote:
out of interest, does it match the current year (aka the year the
Archive operation was initiated in), or a year from the Date header,
+/- converted to the local time zone? It would be weird to have
archived message from 2015 in folder 2020, only because the
I'm running Evolution version 3.36.4-2 on Debian GNU/Linux 64-bit
bullseye with some sid packages installed.
My account's Archives folder has subfolders named after a year
(Archives/2019, Archives/2020, etc.)
On Thunderbird, one can archive a message to the year-named subfolder
which matches the
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