> Duncan wrote:
>> Talking about which, how does the caching work in 0.9x (second time I've
>> asked)? I don't see a size preference.
>>
> Here's how I changed the cache size.
> gui/pan.cc line 186
>
> ArticleCache cache (cache_path,100); // replace 100 with the max size in
> MB. the default is 10
Duncan wrote:
Talking about which, how does the caching work in 0.9x (second time I've
asked)? I don't see a size preference.
Here's how I changed the cache size.
gui/pan.cc line 186
ArticleCache cache (cache_path,100); // replace 100 with the max size in
MB. the default is 10.
Now I j
Charles Kerr wrote:
Second problem that just cropped up today. I can't save any binaries.
When I go to save the dialog box pops up asking where to save the
attachment and Pan goes through the motions of saving, however, when all
is said and done nothing is there. I'm still trying to troubleshoot
Charles Kerr wrote:
If I leave .95 running on the task bar for a couple of hours and restore
it from minimized and click on a newsgroup, Pan disappears. Any deleted
articles and such are not saved so when I reopen Pan all those headers
are back. I've finally gotten around to starting Pan with gdb
Am Dienstag, den 02.05.2006, 20:20 -0700 schrieb Duncan:
> Problem related to that. How in the world do I type in a path in the save
> dialog? There's no place to type it!!! I'd call that a UI bug.
That's a GNOME/Gtk filechooser design decision ;-)
Press Ctrl+L in the dialog.
-Daniel
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Sam posted <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, excerpted below, on Tue, 02 May
2006 10:49:44 -0700:
> Second problem that just cropped up today. I can't save any binaries.
> When I go to save the dialog box pops up asking where to save the
> attachment and Pan goes through the motions of saving, however, when
