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  [CM] Trojita mail client v0.4 dedicated to Ukraine RS Wood  <rsw@therandymon.com> - 2014-03-05 20:46 +0000
    Re: [CM] Trojita mail client v0.4 dedicated to Ukraine Paul Sture <nospam@sture.ch> - 2014-03-15 04:23 +0100
      Re: [CM] Trojita mail client v0.4 dedicated to Ukraine Randy Westlund <Vorzakir@invalid.invalid> - 2014-03-15 03:48 +0000
        Re: [CM] Trojita mail client v0.4 dedicated to Ukraine Paul Sture <nospam@sture.ch> - 2014-03-16 01:13 +0100

#1272 — [CM] Trojita mail client v0.4 dedicated to Ukraine

From the «Can't email if the network's cut» department:
Title: Trojita 0.4 "Ukraine" is released
Author: jkt
Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2014 09:22:56 -0500
Link: http://jkt.flaska.net/blog/Trojita_0_4__Ukraine__is_released.html

Hi all,
we are pleased to announce version 0.4 of Trojitá[1], a fast Qt IMAP e-mail
client. For this release, a lot of changes were made under the hood, but of
course there are some changes that are visible to the user as well.

Improvements:

* Users are able to use multiple sessions, which means that it is possible
to use Trojitá with multiple IMAP accounts at the same time. It can be
used by invoking Trojitá with the --profile something switch. For each
profile, a new instance of the application is started. Please note that
this is not our final solution for the multi-accounts problem; work on
this is ongoing. For details, refer to the detailed instructions[2].
* In the Composer Window, users can now control whether the current message
is a reply to some other message. Hopefully, this will make it easier to
reply to a ton of people while starting a new thread, not lumping the
unrelated conversations together.
* Trojitá will now detect changes to the network connection state. So for
example, when a user switches from a wireless connection to a wired one,
Trojitá will detect that and try to reconnect automatically.
* Trojitá gained a setting to automatically use the system proxy settings.
* SOCKS5 and HTTP proxies are supported.
* Memory usage has been reduced and speed has been improved. Our benchmarks
indicate being ten times faster when syncing huge mailboxes, and using
38% less memory at the same time.
* The Compose Window supports editing the "From" field with hand-picked
addresses as per common user requests.

This release has been tagged in git as "v0.4". You can also download a
tarball[3](GPG signature)[4]. Prebuilt binaries for multiple distributions
are available via the OBS [5].

This release is dedicated to the people of all nations living in Ukraine. We
are no fans of political messages in software announcements, but we also
cannot remain silent when unmarked Russian troops are marching over a free
country. The Trojitá project was founded in a republic formerly known as
Czechoslovakia. We were "protected" by foreign aggressors twice in the 20th
century — first in 1938 by the Nazi Germany, and second time in 1968 by the
occupation forces of the USSR. Back in 1938, Adolf Hitler used the same
rhetorics we hear today: that a national minority was oppressed. In 1968,
eight people who protested against the occupation in Moscow[6] were detained
within a couple of minutes, convicted and sent to jail. In 2014, Moscowians
are protesting on a bigger scale, yet we all see the cops arresting them on
Youtube[7] — including those displaying blank signs.

This is not about politics, this is about morality. What is happening today
in Ukraine is a barbaric act, an occupation of an innocent country which has
done nothing but stopped being attracted to their more prominent eastern
neighbor. No matter what one thinks about the international politics and the
Crimean independence, this is an act which must be condemned and fiercely
fought against. There isn't much what we could do, so we hope that at least
this symbolic act will let the Ukrainians know that the world's thoughts are
with them in this dire moment. За вашу и нашу свободу, indeed!

Finally, we would like to thank Jai Luthra, Danny Rim, Benjamin Kaiser and
Yazeed Zoabi, our Google Code-In students, and Stephan Platz, Karan Luthra,
Tomasz Kalkosiński and Luigi Toscano, people who recently joined Trojitá, for
their code contributions.

The Trojitá developers


* Jan Kundrát
* Yuri Chornoivan
* Karan Luthra
* Pali Rohár
* Tomasz Kalkosiński
* Christian Degenkolb
* Jai Luthra
* Stephan Platz
* Thomas Lübking


Links:
[1]: http://trojita.flaska.net/ (link)
[2]: http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=trojita.git&a=commit&h=fe1f6e72b9ad0bbc2a3375b2665b0a9fea75c6b8 (link)
[3]: http://sourceforge.net/projects/trojita/files/src/trojita-0.4.tar.bz2/download (link)
[4]: http://sourceforge.net/projects/trojita/files/src/trojita-0.4.tar.bz2.asc/download (link)
[5]: http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Ajkt-gentoo%3Atrojita&package=trojita (link)
[6]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1968_Red_Square_demonstration (link)
[7]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frETjg70VrU (link)

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#1632

RS Wood wrote:

<snip>

What does the [CM] prefix in the subject indicate?

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#1633

On 2014-03-15, Paul Sture wrote:
> What does the [CM] prefix in the subject indicate?

"Cross-posting: where a relevant Usenet group exists, posts add a
single cross-post, with follow-ups set to that other group.
Subjects are prefixed with [CM] to indicate to the other group the
origin of the cross post and to permit blocking if those discussions
are not desired.  Where other groups express a commonly-held dislike
for discussion overflow from Comp.misc, it will be respected."

http://compmisc.wikia.com/wiki/Comp.misc_newsgroup_Wiki

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#1649

On 2014-03-15, Randy Westlund <Vorzakir@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> On 2014-03-15, Paul Sture wrote:
>> What does the [CM] prefix in the subject indicate?
>
> "Cross-posting: where a relevant Usenet group exists, posts add a
> single cross-post, with follow-ups set to that other group.
> Subjects are prefixed with [CM] to indicate to the other group the
> origin of the cross post and to permit blocking if those discussions
> are not desired.  Where other groups express a commonly-held dislike
> for discussion overflow from Comp.misc, it will be respected."
>
> http://compmisc.wikia.com/wiki/Comp.misc_newsgroup_Wiki

Thanks.  I hadn't realised that misc.news.internet.discuss had been
designated as follows.  It's a useful distinction.

"Misc.News.Internet.Discuss: sciences other than computer science,
discussion of website practices (discussion of the practices of social
networking sites, for example), issues of privacy/security,
entertainment (such as video games), and other subjects not directly
related to computers."

-- 
Paul Sture

While Twitter was down I got a new job, got married and learned how to
play the bagpipes                                    -- @flamingowurst

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