claws-mail

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https://www.claws-mail.org

Claws Mail (previously known as Sylpheed-Claws) is a
configurable email client and news reader based on the GTK+ GUI toolkit, and it runs on the X Window System.

When claws-mail is executed for the first time, a configuration "wizard" (dialog) will appear prompting you for the minimum information necessary to create a new account.

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Source Files
Filename Size Changed
claws-mail-3.18.0.tar.xz 0006517632 6.22 MB
claws-mail.changes 0000124097 121 KB
claws-mail.spec 0000009159 8.94 KB
libcanberra-gtk3.patch 0000002685 2.62 KB
Revision 32 (latest revision is 48)
Marcus Rueckert's avatar Marcus Rueckert (darix) accepted request 905605 from Carsten Ziepke's avatar Carsten Ziepke (Kieltux) (revision 32)
- Update to 3.18.0
  * Support for the OAuth2 authorisation protocol has been added for
    IMAP, POP and SMTP using custom, user-generated client IDs.
    OAuth2 preferences are found in the Account Preferences on the
    Receive page (for POP: Authenticate before POP connection, for
    IMAP: Authentication method); the Send page (SMTP authentication:
    Authentication method); and on a dedicated OAuth2 page.
  * The option 'Save (X-)Face in address book if possible' has been
    added to the /Message View/Text Options preferences page.
    Previously the (X-)Face would be saved automatically, therefore
    this option is turned on by default.
  * The Image Viewer has been reworked. New options have been added to
    /Message View/Image Viewer: when resizing images, either fit the
    image width or fit the image height to the available space.
    Fitting the image height is the default. Regardless of this
    setting, when displaying images inline they will fit the height.
    When displaying an image, left-clicking the image will toggle
    between full size and reduced size; right-clicking will toggle
    between fitting the height and fitting the width.
  * When re-editing a saved message, it is now possible to use
    /Options/Remove References.
  * It is now possible to attempt to retrieve a missing GPG key via
    WKD.
  * The man page has been updated.
  * Updated translations: Brazilian Portuguese, British English,
    Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Polish, Romanian, Russian,
    Slovak, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Turkish.
  * bug fixes: claws#2411, claws#4326, claws#4394, claws#4431,
               claws#4445, claws#4447, claws#4455, claws#4473
    - stop WM's X button from causing GPG key fetch attempt
    - Make fancy respect default font size for messageview
    - harden link checker before accepting click
    - non-display of (X-)Face when prefs_common.enable_avatars
      is AVATARS_ENABLE_RENDER (2)
    - debian bug #983778, 'Segfault on selecting empty 'X-Face'
      custom header'
- Drop claws-mail-oauth.patch, OAuth2 authorisation protocol is now 
  included
- Drop claws-mail-Reworked-fixing-unsecure-command-line-invocation.patch,
  merged upstream
Comments 7

Hanka Bielicka's avatar

" New HTML viewer plugin: Litehtml viewer" I don't see that plugin anywhere in my package .... Every claw-mail package comes WITHOUT html plugin. How do we change that ?


Marcus Rueckert's avatar

the libgumbo, that is required for it, is not packaged for opensuse yet. so someone would need to step up to maintain that library.


Jan Engelhardt's avatar

there is devel:libraries:c_c++/gumbo by yours truly. However, gumbo seems to be going in the direction of inactivity, soon nearing 4 years of no sourcecode changes.


Marcus Rueckert's avatar

makes you wonder if claws upstream considered that when they started that new iteration of the html plugin.

there is also ruby bindings for it (https://github.com/rubys/nokogumbo/#readme) which use an intree copy atm.


Marcus Rueckert's avatar

Also ... if we start putting claws-mail on top of gumbo-parser ... would you maintain gumbo-parser in the distro too?


Hanka Bielicka's avatar

Who is you ? Anyway, what regards me -- I have no skills of maintaining any packaged software. Ever.


Jan Engelhardt's avatar

I didn't say "no", so yeah, we can do it. The quality is certainly better than a 20-year old X11 program :-p

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