On Jo, 23 iun 11, 10:14:23, Ralf Mardorf wrote: > > It doesn't happen that often and usually for this list. If standards are > that important, GNU mailman would be the better choice to avoid issues. What standards are broken by SmartList? (exact RFC please) > Debian isn't fine with Firefox and Thunderbird, hence they change some > things, add bugs and call it Iceweasel and Icedove. Debian isn't fine > with GNU mailmen, hence they use another format for the mailing list. Please don't do that. You sound like a troll and I (still) think you are not :) Just for the record, it's Mozilla who doesn't allow Debian to use the trade marks Firefox(tm), Thunderbird(tm) (and the others), because of Debian's stable release/security policy. As for mailman, as others have suggested it's most probably for historic reasons, one more argument being that alioth is using only mailman for all lists. > And now replying to digest is unwanted? What is digest for? For reading > only? There's an archive, that can be used for reading only. As already mentioned by others, there are mail clients able to deal with SmartList's digests. Do yourself a favor and use one of them if you're so attached to digests (instead of normal subscription). > Mozilla isn't origin Linux software. I'm using Evolution, it's still > more buggy than Mozillas are, I can't change this OTOH did you test if > the reformatted mails are ok when viewing them by Thunderbird instead of > Icedove? I doubt there are differences. > At least my Iceweasel isn't working that good as Firefox does on other > Linux installs. You are surely comparing same versions, are you? How about opening a new thread with exact symptoms :) Regards, Andrei -- Offtopic discussions among Debian users and developers: http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/d-community-offtopic
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