Jon Roland wrote:
Arthur Pemberton wrote:
Matthew Miller wrote:
On Mon, Feb 14, 2005 at 11:20:28AM -0600, Jon Roland wrote:
1. Gives the user a choice of which email client to make the
default: Mozilla Mail, Thunderbird, Evolution, Kmail, or Other
(select).
There's "gnome-default-applications-properties", a.k.a. "Preferred
Applications", which has a Mail Reader tab.
KDE provides this functionality from their 'Control Center'
Yes, but only partially, and only from the user's viewpoint. A
complete tool would support
a. Being executable from another program, such as anaconda.
b. Enabling a tie between MTA and client such that to switch the
default MTA will also switch the default clients tied to it, and
switching the default client will switch the default MTA associated
with it.
c. Enabling global as well as per-user settings.
d. Keeping all the services like procmail, spamassassin, clamav,
fetchmail, milter, etc. in sync with one another through all the
changes of configuration of any component.
-- Jon
I see your point, very interesting. I once dreamed of wring a GUI to
Postfix. I haven't attainted the necessary skills yet.
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