Re: can you run Pan 2 on anything but GNOME/Linux? (and how to donate?)
David Chmelik <[email protected]>
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On 2020-08-19 03:44, Detlef Graef wrote: > Am 19.08.20 um 12:30 schrieb David Chmelik: >> Okay, here is some output from trying to run Pan 2 in FreeBSD Unix >> KDE5 [...] > Please try to run: > > pan --debug I see that'll end up listing all newsgroups I subscribe to, which I don't want to do right now. Will there ever be a way to use/save/export plainer-style .newsrc (to view/edit in text editors and other NNTP newsreaders) only listing newsgroups one subscribes to? That's what I'm used to since mid-1990s... also extremely time-consuming to have to go through lists of all Usenet & Gmane newsgroups, or even look at a page of maybe over 200 groups, just to save a .newsrc the way I used to have (in command-line NNTP newsreaders, Mozilla Thunderbird, and maybe orginally Forte Free Agent, which I don't use any those anymore except rarely slrn.) After switching from Thunderbird to Pan (to separate email & NNTP) I just no longer even know all the newsgroups I subscribe to because of Pan's .newsrc format non-useful to users. I did ask about that last year but after a month or few of no replies, that's when Pan was always crashing for me... > or maybe (on FreeBSD) to trace system calls: > > truss pan _______________________________________________ Pan-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pan-users