Re: Getting rid of Group Header

On Monday 16 February 2009 16:55:45 John Aldrich wrote:
> On Monday 16 February 2009, Anne Wilson wrote:
> > As far as I know, nothing like that is hard-coded.  Calm down, John :-)
> > Try this.
> >
> > Have you found the Aggregation icon?  Second from the right after the
> > search bar.  Select Activity by Date, Threaded.  Then hit Configure.  On
> > the Groups, Threads and Sorting tab, set Groups to None.  Set Threading
> > to Perfect by Reference and Subject.  While you're there, see if there's
> > anything else you want to change.
> >
> > The more options we have, the more we need complex ways of changing
> > them. Sad, but true.
>
> <rant>
> Thanks, Anne. However, I would like to know who's brilliant idea it was to
> make grouping the default? I mean, if it ain't broke, why fix it? I realize
> that there are likely people who are glad that KMail looks so much more
> like Microsoft LookOut... err... Outlook out of the box, so to speak, and
> that's fine, but whose brilliant idea was it to make that the default look
> "out of the box"?
>
> I agree, it's nice to have more configuration options, but why did they
> have to hide it all in three or four different places? Why not just have it
> all under Tools ->"Configure KMail"? That's the *logical* place for all
> that, but now we have to go to a bunch of different places to configure the
> look / feel of KMail. IMNSHO, that's poor design, and whoever came up with
> that plan ought to be forced to go work for Microsoft if they like the
> Microsoft approach to configuration so much!
> </rant!>
>
> Seriously, why does it have to be so difficult to just have a plain, simple
> threaded message list? Is that too much to ask? Sheesh!
>
> For this outrage, I sentence the offending programmer(s) to 1 year
> debugging Microsoft code! ;-)
>
I neither know nor care what Microsoft's application looks like.  I have never 
used it.  Come to think of it, I think the only M$ application I've ever used 
was my grandson's package with which he made birthday cards, as a child.  What 
is more to the point is that many people have appreciated the changes.  They 
don't suit me, but as long as I can switch them off, that's OK.  Any sentencing 
I do will be on people who want everyone to work their way :-)

Anne

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