Hi Sławomir, Sławomir Wójcik <valdaer@gmail.com> writes: > On 05.06.2020 04:13, Nicholas D Steeves wrote: >> Sławomir Wójcik <valdaer@gmail.com> writes: >>> On 22.05.2020 19:30, Sean Whitton wrote: [snip] >> Re: "notification about this email" are you subscribed to >> debian-emacsen@lists.debian.org ? Since you're using GMail it might be >> necessary to create a server-side filter (using the webmail interface) >> to insure that email from this list ends up in the Inbox. [snip] > :) Yeah, I have one gmail filter for all debian mailing lists that skips > the inbox but I'm checking mails frequently in thunderbird which > notifies me about emails from most folders/labels, also I'm subscribed > to one or two other lists and some issues so I will have to tweak my > gmail filter config. > > Sorry if some/all of my emails are not respecting 80 line limit length, > I'm using Thunderbird and it's working randomly for this. Sometimes is > ok(for example here: > https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=766441) but often on > mailing list it doesn't seem to work. Eventually I will figure it out. > > Btw I've replied to your review in the scala-mode bug(fixed most of your > review comments, asked for the things I wasn't sure). > Thanks, I've just send a review. Re: email, best of luck! if ever you feel overwhelmed by the volume of email then it's worth giving notmuch a try :-) For 10 months or so I've used notmuch + gmailieer + msmtp-mta + Messages mode, and the worst bugs I've encountered are the rare necessity for a full rsync and the fact that gmailieer + notmuch doesn't notify of new mail on the command line. Oh, and it can sometimes be very slow on btrfs, but I assume that's a btrfs issue. Despite this issues, I think not worthwhile for the massive productivity benefits it conveys. For notifications I've used plasma-gmailfeed, but the volume of notifications became a paralysing distraction. Cheers, Nicholas P.S. Newer versions of gmailieer (now called lieer) have a sendmail-like mode, like msmtp-mta, but those versions aren't in Debian yet. P.P.S. in Debian we're generally expected to not CC anyone how is known to be subscribed to a list, and there's a convention towards not CCing anyone unless they ask, unlike most mail lists, and unlike bugs in the BTS (please continue to CC everyone who has already participated in the bug).
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