Am Montag, 22. Februar 2016 schrieb Lisi Reisz:
> On Monday 22 February 2016 17:37:30 Gene Heskett wrote:
> > share/config/kmailrc:folders[$e]=$HOME/Mail
> 
> That, or Thierry's, or something similar, is the hack to which I was 
> referring.  Perhaps because you came from KDE4?  But it is not standard to 
> those who came from KDE3 and on up through TDE, which I would say is the 
> more "standard" route for this list.  
> 
> The OP was moving on through TDE, so Thierry's advice was pretty good info, 
> and the fact that you are on a non-standard Wheezy system does not alter 
> that.  But it is interesting that going via several versions of Ubuntu and 
> KDE4 apparently sorts the problem out.  I'd rather do a small hack manually!
> 
> Lisi

Hi Lisi!

$HOME/Mail was definitly the standard on KDE, but it might be further down the road of history. I recall that last time I used SuSE (2003 I think) it was definitly there, also up the timeline in debian etch. I'm quite sure of this as I use kmail since ~ 2003 as my only mail client and carry it's config and location with me since then (and still some old mails :-) ). But memory gets lost in the fog of time ... ;-)

Nik


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