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Hi guys, Just subscribed to this list and I notice there's no tag in the subject. Would it be possible to add something like the suggested "[Qt] "? I read a lot of mailinglists and find it a good way to identify mails, I believe this is just a setting in many mailinglist apps. Cheers, Robert -- [ signature omitted ]
On 4/12/07, Robert Jonsson <rj@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi guys, > > Just subscribed to this list and I notice there's no tag in the subject. > Would it be possible to add something like the suggested "[Qt] "? I read a lot > of mailinglists and find it a good way to identify mails, I believe this is > just a setting in many mailinglist apps. In most mail apps you can filter by the To field. Just filter by qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx It seems to be working pretty well for me. - Taj -- [ signature omitted ]
Taj Morton wrote: > On 4/12/07, Robert Jonsson <rj@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hi guys, >> >> Just subscribed to this list and I notice there's no tag in the subject. >> Would it be possible to add something like the suggested "[Qt] "? I >> read a lot >> of mailinglists and find it a good way to identify mails, I believe >> this is >> just a setting in many mailinglist apps. > In most mail apps you can filter by the To field. Just filter by > qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx It seems to be working pretty well for me. Or use List-Id header. -- [ signature omitted ]
Yes I know, you can filter, and use various other tricks. But it does not work for me, it's hard to learn old dogs sit. Besides, adding something like [Qt] isn't that persuasive. /Robert On Apr 12, 2007, at 11:08 , Taj Morton wrote: > On 4/12/07, Robert Jonsson <rj@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hi guys, >> >> Just subscribed to this list and I notice there's no tag in the >> subject. >> Would it be possible to add something like the suggested "[Qt] "? >> I read a lot >> of mailinglists and find it a good way to identify mails, I >> believe this is >> just a setting in many mailinglist apps. > In most mail apps you can filter by the To field. Just filter by > qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx It seems to be working pretty well for me. > > - Taj > > > -- > Taj > http://www.wildgardenseed.com/Taj/blog > > Need a GMail invite? Email me. > Peace cannot be kept by force; it > can only be achieved by understanding. > -- A. Einstein > > -- > To unsubscribe - send a mail to qt-interest-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > with "unsubscribe" in the subject or the body. > List archive and information: http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-interest/ -- [ signature omitted ]
On 13.04.07 08:51:58, Robert Jonsson wrote: > Yes I know, you can filter, and use various other tricks. Filtering Emails using their headers is no "trick", thats basic email handling. > But it does not work for me, it's hard to learn old dogs sit. Besides, adding something like [Qt] > isn't that persuasive. I hope you are aware that you did not point out any valid reason to add such a tag, except your own laziness. Anyway, this discussion is totally useless, if you want to have this tag ask the list administrators. I'm not sure how to get in contact with them, but I guess with a nice mail to TT you could find out. Andreas -- [ signature omitted ]
Robert Jonsson schrieb: > Yes I know, you can filter, and use various other tricks. > But it does not work for me, it's hard to learn old dogs sit. <flame-on>Apple Mail? I would recommend a real email client! >;) </flame-off> Cheers, Oliver -- [ signature omitted ]
Hi, On Apr 13, 2007, at 10:19 , Till Oliver Knoll wrote: > Robert Jonsson schrieb: >> Yes I know, you can filter, and use various other tricks. >> But it does not work for me, it's hard to learn old dogs sit. > > <flame-on>Apple Mail? I would recommend a real email client! >;) > </flame-off> ;) Actually this isn't my regular platform, I'm a kmail kindaguy. Anyway, I really didn't want to come of as being disrespectful and arrogant. It was a friendly request, most MLs I frequent do have a tag. If it's hard to add and/or not wanted I can live with that, but without asking nothing happens. Regards, Robert -- [ signature omitted ]
Robert Jonsson schrieb: > Hi, > ... > Anyway, I really didn't want to come of as being disrespectful and > arrogant. It was a friendly request, most MLs I frequent do have a tag. No problem ;) People at TT are always open to suggestions, and I have seen such tags on other mailing lists, too. Then again these tags come probably from the days when installing mail filter rules was a bit harder than nowadays. And sometimes I like to add my own "tags" such as [Qt3], [Qt4], [OT] (off topic), [Ann]ouncement etc., and something like [Qt][Qt4][TM][Hype] becomes a bit unreadable, no? Okay, just joking... Cheers, Oliver -- [ signature omitted ]
On Friday 13 April 2007, Robert Jonsson wrote:
> Actually this isn't my regular platform, I'm a kmail kindaguy.
Ok, in this case:
if you are using POP3 or local mailboxes go to Settings, Configure POP
filters, add a filter that looks into "X-Mailing-List" (you can even select
it from that nice drop-down) whether
it "contains" "qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx".
If you are using IMAP, go to the Sieve filter editor and add a rule like
this:
if header :contains "X-Mailing-List" "qt-interest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx"
{
fileinto "INBOX.qt-interest";
stop;
}
Could it be any easier?
Konrad
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