[h-e-w] Favorite configurations (WAS) Re: Gnus, anyone?

[Galen Boyer]

>> 3) UI is more like other mail readers.
> 
> gnus-add-configuration is the function you should take a look
> at.  My configuration at the moment looks like: (I'm trying the
> longer summary buffer because the length of some subjects gets
> wide)
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> |          SUMMARY                                      |
> |                                                       |        
> ---------------------------------------------------------
> |       |                                               |
> | GROUP |                                               |
> |       |     ARTICLE                                   |
> |       |                                               |
> |       |-----------------------------------------------|
> |       |     BBDB                                      |
> ---------------------------------------------------------

If anybody cares and maybe others have their favorites, my latest
configuration looks like

 -------------------------------------------------------
|          SUMMARY                                      |
|                                                       |        
 -------------------------------------------------------
|       |                                               |
| GROUP |                                               |
|       |     ARTICLE                                   |
|       |                                               |
|       |                                               |
|-------|                                               |
| BBDB  |                                               |
 -------------------------------------------------------


(gnus-add-configuration
 '(article
   (vertical 1.0 (summary 0.16 point)
                 (horizontal 1.0
                             (vertical .25
                                       (group 1.0) ("*BBDB*" 6))
                             (article 1.0))
               )))


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Galen deForest Boyer
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