Re: [Pan-users] Re: Re: Pan version number from CVS sources?

Charles Kerr wrote: LOL! Sorry, Darren and Duncan. Is my face red. :) lol, No worries, I was actually thinking about putting together a quick FAQ of the common questions I see posted on this list. Maybe tomorrow during my exciting Monday morning status call I will put something togethe

Re: [Pan-users] Re: Re: Too many connections error

Jim Reiss wrote: Back in March when Charles first announced the 0.90 features he indicated that this setting would now be in a user-modifiable text file, so I think this discussion is obsolete. I think this might be servers.xml is $home/.pan2 if anyone wants to test... ___

Re: [Pan-users] alt not a, etc??

beartooth wrote: How do I change that setting?? I don't see a way ... Hit the "B" key or go to View->Group Pane ___ Pan-users mailing list Pan-users@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users

Re: [Pan-users] 0.9x dependencies (Was:Version 0.91 impressions)

Graham wrote: Thanks Charles, but pcre is not installed by default on MEPIS 3.4, and when I try to install it, pcre calls for a lot of the GNOME desktop to be installed. That is odd, on Ubuntu and Debian the only dependencies for libpcre and libpcre-dev are libc6 and libc6-dev... Try the d

Re: [Pan-users] Version 0.91 impressions

Graham wrote: Thanks a lot! I have written to you off-list :o) Actually Charles has put them up at http://pan.rebelbase.com/download/ They are listed under Ubuntu. If you have any issues with it please let me know. Thanks! ___ Pan-users mai

Re: [Pan-users] Version 0.91 impressions

I suspect that many of the dependencies you are talking about are just to build the application. Since MEPIS is debian based I have a deb that may work for you. This deb was built for Ubuntu (Dapper and Breezy) but I also tried it on Debian Unstable and it worked fine so I suspect it should w

Re: [Pan-users] "No package 'gtk+-2.0' found" (Was: ANN: Pan 0.90 "Sero Sed Serio")

You will need the GTKSpell devel package as well. Jeff Vian wrote: Thanks Charles, that was the problem. Now one final question. I cannot tell if GtkSpell is enabled or not and I wanted to enable it. The configure output is: Configuration:

Re: [Pan-users] Re: ANN: Pan 0.90 "Sero Sed Serio"

Charles Kerr wrote: I'll try to get a Windows build in the next week, but if someone else wants to step up to the plate I wouldn't complain. :) Actually since libxml2 isn't needed anymore and gtk+ ships its own Windows devel & libraries, building on Windows is much easier than before -- gmime is

Re: [Pan-users] More info on the impending version of Pan

Charles Kerr wrote: I'm glad there are people interested in new versions of Pan! I should have the code ready for cvs in a couple of days. I think there are a lot of PAN users, probably more than anybody realizes so you may have made a lot of people happy! ;) The new version works on gtk 2

Re: [Pan-users] Coming April 1: Pan 0.90

Pan 0.90 is the first beta of a ground-up rewrite of Pan in C++. Some of the best user-visible improvements: * The memory footprint for large newsgroups has been cut by 2/3. (A month's worth of headers in a sample binaries group dropped from 283M to 94M.) Quick question, is this improvem

Re: [Pan-users] Coming April 1: Pan 0.90

Charles, Great news! I can't wait to try it out! Thank you for all the hard work! Charles Kerr wrote: I've kept mum on this for a /long/ time because I didn't know when I'd have it ready, but here's a nice April Fool's gift for you... :) cheers, Charles =

Re: [Pan-users] Re: Re: How to compile a snapshot ??

retention so that might be why it had so many headers. Travis wrote: Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] u.org] On Behalf Of DPA Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 07:36 To: pan-users@nongnu.org Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Pan-users] Re: Re: How to

Re: [Pan-users] Re: Re: How to compile a snapshot ??

I actually got it done late last night, I will be sending the install package to Charles to be posted if he feels that it meets his standards. It does have some memory usage issues and it actually crashed at around 95% on me when I was testing it on a large newsgroup but it is certainly an imp

Re: [Pan-users] Is Pan dead?

I think that many people don't realize that gnome.org provides an easy way to track changes to the version in CVS via the web. http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/pan/ This is a web front-end to cvs that shows the timestamps of all changes. Charles Kerr wrote: In pan.rebelbase.com

Re: [Pan-users] Pan cannot handle large numbers of headers?

The version in CVS has some changes that make it possible to handle even the largest groups at this time. I think the long-term change is to use the SQL backend, but these changes work for now. What distro are you running PAN on? jef_e wrote: Phillip Pi wrote: Hello, Is it me or does Pan