claws-mail
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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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| claws-mail-4.1.0.tar.xz | 0006471604 6.17 MB | |
| claws-mail.changes | 0000130904 128 KB | |
| claws-mail.spec | 0000009037 8.83 KB |
Revision 44 (latest revision is 48)
Marcus Rueckert (darix)
accepted
request 984764
from
Dirk Weber (suse_weber)
(revision 44)
- claws-mail 4.x.x with GTK 3 ignores the plugin setting in the clawsrc file in range [Plugins_GTK2] - change it to [Plugins_GTK3] in the skel/.claws-mail/clawsrc file (bnc#1200880)
Comments 7
" 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 ?
the libgumbo, that is required for it, is not packaged for opensuse yet. so someone would need to step up to maintain that library.
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.
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.
Also ... if we start putting claws-mail on top of gumbo-parser ... would you maintain gumbo-parser in the distro too?
Who is you ? Anyway, what regards me -- I have no skills of maintaining any packaged software. Ever.
I didn't say "no", so yeah, we can do it. The quality is certainly better than a 20-year old X11 program :-p