On Friday 05 October 2001 13:52, John Gaughan wrote:
> On Fri, 05 Oct 2001, David Golden wrote:
> Yup, mailreaders that have threading support that I know of are Mutt[1],
> Evolution[2] and (if I remember correctly) the mailreader in
> Netscape/Mozilla. Newsreaders with threading support are slrn[3] and
> Pan[4].
>
Yes, but AFAIK they're like the "threaded" display of slashdot, not the
"nested" display. In the "nested" display, the entries are sorted and
indented like a "threaded" reader, but rather than just showing the
subject/headers, each whole message is displayed, complete with individual
"reply" buttons.
The easiest way to see it is to go to slashdot, open
a story, and select "nested" instead of "threaded" in the prefs bar.
This is only any good if you've got a big, high-res canvas to display it on -
hence it's only really becoming workable nowadays.
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