19 May
2021
19 May
'21
5:30 a.m.
Thierry de Coulon via tde-users wrote:
Well, I mean a modern web client (konqueror won't do it), which in Linux
context means firefox, chromium or similar.
If you find one - let me know - I honestly gave up. I even do not want to
know of any new messages in Outlook when I am at home or when the business
day is over.
For me the question is how it is telling you - if you mean the number in the
applet icon in the tray - then it could be Mike Bird is correct. As soon as
you mark a message as read on the server it is read ... but I am not sure
how different clients handle this.
With my other emails, I get a number indicating new
messages. The imap
accounts downloads the messages, but you have to go look in the directory
to see they are there.
I also see the number of new messages (attached below)
Why not using
the Web Client - firefox with push notifications?
I don't have firefox. I don't see how a web client could do anything
without Firefox - and the web client - being running. What use would the
push notification be then, and where would they go? Maybe I don't
understand your suggestion.
Don't - Evolution s**ks
OK. I can look for others...
I've not
seen any notifications (used always imap with kmail in kontact),
but recently I was looking at kdbusnotification (notification-daemon-tde)
and wanted to talk to the "gods" about it. This looks like a good small
project to exercise.
Why does kmail tell you you got new pop mails, but not when you got imap
mails? 