https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=374859
--- Comment #4 from Robert Kratky <kra...@rob.cz> --- (In reply to Jan Kundrát from comment #3) > (In reply to Robert Kratky from comment #2) > > Pardon my ignorance... what's a hamburger icon? > > Ah, that's probably a KDE-ism. Since you haven't said what version you're on > and because newer versions of Trojita merged the main into the toolbar by > default, you have to click an icon in the toolbar to get access to it. It's > on a lower left corner on this screenshot, > http://trojita.flaska.net/img/2016-03-22-trojita-home.png, and someone > suggested that it looks like a hamburger :]. Thanks. You were right, just THREAD=ORDEREDSUBJECT :-/ Speaking of newer versions -- can you set up nightly builds for Fedora 25, too? I now see that the 0.7 release that I use is not exactly new. > > > If you have suggestions on how to better reflect this state in the UI, > > > please propose them here. > > Not sure what you mean. If the client doesn't know about the threading, how > > could it be reflected in the GUI? > > You invested time by opening a bugreport which means that you were surprised > to see broken threading -- I understand that, that makes sense, and I > appreciate the feedback. So maybe there's something that we can do so that > we won't get a similar bugreport in future? (Apart from actually > implementing this :). ) > > Maybe a pop-up or a mouse-over text next to the action in the menu? > Something else? A color-coded icon showing the "level of suckiness" of the > IMAP server? I'm looking for suggestions. Ok, a popup that would warn of the inadequacies of the IMAP server (shown when a user clocks on the threading toggle) could help. > > The code that supports this surely exists somewhere. Other clients, incl. > > Kmail, support this threading. Wouldn't it be possible to reuse it? (I'm not > > a programmer, so I can't contribute code, unfortunately.) > > Yes, other projects have solved this, but taking code from an external > project or even simply using a well-maintained library needs integration > work. And because I don't really need this feature myself, I don't see me > investing my time to write this. Patch review and guidance, yes, writing > code, no. Is Trojita featured on any of the open-source market place websites where I could set up a bounty for this. As I said, I can't contribute code, but I'd be willing to contribute money. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
