[sf-lug] evolution: bug or feature?
jim
jim at well.com
Sat May 31 09:01:51 PDT 2008
my experience in using evolution 2.12.1 on
ubuntu 7.10 involved clicking the (damned)
mouse: turns out one can make typing mistakes
that way, too.
i get a lot of junk mail so i click the Junk
button a lot.
today i clicked the Send/Receive button and
saw the download panel showing mail received,
but hey! no mail, even tho' mail was downloaded.
i looked around and found no mailbox or folder
showing unread messages. i looked at preferences
and found nothing that looked like a control for
downloading in this respect. i sent myself mail
from another account and saw it come in and no
evidence in my inbox or anywhere else.
taking a guess, i looked at my junk folder:
there was today's mail, all marked as read.
taking another guess, i used the mouse to
highlight the inbox folder icon and then clicked
the Not Junk button.
i sent myself mail and whalllah: the inbox
showed the incoming mail, unread.
bottom line: you can click a mailbox folder
and mark it as junk. do that with the inbox
folder and when evolution gets your mail it
will read it for you in a millisecond and then
put it in your junk folder.
is this a bug or a feature? (one definition
of a bug: unexpected behavior.)
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