At Sat, 5 Dec 2009 10:16:08 +0800, David Abrahams wrote: > > Hi all, > > I've had a love/hate relationship with Gnus for many years. I'm just > getting into WL, and I have to say I am very impressed. Once you get > over the hurdle of installing WL, it seems so much more like a > mail/news client... while Gnus seems more and more like a > construction kit for news/mail clients that never quite got pulled > together into a coherent application. > > One thing that still bothers me about WL, though: > Computer screens are getting wider and wider, and yet UIs > (especially those of mail clients, for some reason) seem to split > windows into two vertically-stacked sub-windows. This leaves me > reading only a few extremely long lines and scrolling a lot, unable > to see the big picture. And if the message happens to have line > breaks already, it wastes a large percentage of my screen > real-estate. I feel like I'm looking through my front door's mail > delivery slot. > > Gnus has an elaborate system that I can use to specify window > layout, so I set up something like this: > > +-----------+----------+ > | folders | message/ | > | | article | > +-----------+ | > | | | > | summary | | > | | | > | | | > +-----------+----------+ > > Is there any way to get something similar from wanderlust? Hi David - There are no customization features for this, so you would have to write something yourself, which would probably involve rewriting a not insignificant amount of code. best, Erik Hetzner
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