Hikaru Ichijyo writes:
> Just finding out if I was doing it the "right" way.
"There is no right or wrong – only what is and what
isn't".
> It sounds like gnus-posting-styles is a good way to
> set broad defaults.
It is even better to use `gnus-posting-styles' to set
the *exceptions* as long as
Emanuel Berg writes:
> Hikaru Ichijyo writes:
>
>> Firstly, it seems possible to setup posting aliases
>> via gnus-posting-styles or under gnus-parameters.
>> They both seem to let you control where and when the
>> settings get applied. Is there a difference or a
>> reason to prefer doing it one
Damien Wyart writes:
> * Hikaru Ichijyo in gnu.emacs.gnus:
>> I wanted to start using Emacs to handle my mail. I had initially
>> decided to use VM, because while I like newsreaders, it didn't seem
>> like a rational idea to use a mailreader that tries hard to think it
>> can't delete anything.
Damien Wyart writes:
> I would say posting styles are more "global" and
> more powerful (signature can be changed for example)
Don't forget the message parameters if you want that
truly global. I used to rely on gnus-posting-styles a
lot but eventually moved most of that work to other
settings.
Hikaru Ichijyo writes:
> Firstly, it seems possible to setup posting aliases
> via gnus-posting-styles or under gnus-parameters.
> They both seem to let you control where and when the
> settings get applied. Is there a difference or a
> reason to prefer doing it one way or the other? I'm
> curren
I wanted to start using Emacs to handle my mail. I had initially
decided to use VM, because while I like newsreaders, it didn't seem like
a rational idea to use a mailreader that tries hard to think it can't
delete anything.
Lots of people on gnu.emacs.help told me, subtly, you can run VM if you
* Hikaru Ichijyo in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I wanted to start using Emacs to handle my mail. I had initially
> decided to use VM, because while I like newsreaders, it didn't seem
> like a rational idea to use a mailreader that tries hard to think it
> can't delete anything.
Did you read about advanced
