Re: [OT] Why doesn't the lua list get replaced with a forum ?

[Sam Roberts <sroberts@...>]

On Tue, Sep 26, 2006 at 09:06:44AM -0400, Dave Dodge wrote:
> It's not an issue of filtering.  I agree that if I wanted to split out
> the messages to some other folder there's already enough header data
> to do that.  The problem comes when you want all new mail in one
> place:
> 
> 2204 N   Sep 25 Tom Rondeau     (   0) [Discuss-gnuradio] AGC loop and digital
> 2205 N   Sep 25 'Eric Blossom'  (   0) +->
> 2206 N   Sep 25 TM Tiwari       (   0) [Discuss-gnuradio] Problem in SVN using
> 2207 N   Sep 25 Johnathan Corga (   0) +->
> 2208 N   Sep 26 Diego 'Flameeye (   0) [Ffmpeg-devel] (Minor) Issues reported
> 2209 N   Sep 25 Wesley Smith    (   0) Light User Data and C Data Processing
> 2210 N   Sep 26 varol kaptan    (   0) +->
> 2211 N   Sep 26 Andrew Johnson  (   0) [Tinycc-devel] Compound Literals
> 2212 N   Sep 26 Jason M. Hecker (   0) [xine-user] Scroll Lock Issues
> 
> Granted in this case "Light User Data" is a clue that it's Lua, but
> you get the idea.

You use mutt, it appears. Dig into its setup a bit more. The list looks
like this for me:

1067   L Sep 22 To Lua list     (  71) Re: boolean operators
1068   L Sep 22 To Lua list     (  18) ├─>
1069 N L Sep 26 To Lua list     (  32) └*>
1070 N L Sep 26 To Lua list     (  64)   └─>
1071   F Sep 25 To ruby-doc@rub (  97) Re: What doc format do you like writing in?
1072   F Sep 26 To John Gabriel (  49) └─>
1073 N   Sep 26 Antonio Ramón O (  12) Re: centos


mutt has lots of hooks that should let you make the list look anyway you
want.. with sufficient work! :-)

Sam