[plug] Developers IDE

[Michael Hunt]

Sorry sent with wrong email address first time.

Does anyone know how to get fetchmail to _not_ rewrite mail headers when
it downloads mail from certain accounts. When I did POP straight to my
mailbox I could just click on reply on any Plug mail and it would just
be sent using the mail account it came in on. Now with fetchmail and
IMAP all the headers get rewritten and reply just defaults to another
email address and therefore causes my mail; to plug to bounce.

No change is everr simple is it ???? (Implying that I thought moving to
IMAP with fetchmail from a straight POP3 download setup would be easy.
The move was it is just the things I am finding broken afterwards),

Note to self, I think you need to go and have something to eat !!!

On Sat, 2002-08-24 at 10:28, Michael Hunt wrote:
> On Sat, 2002-08-24 at 09:22, J Michael Gilks wrote:
> > Since the attachment seems to be in hiatus, in the interests of fanning 
> > controversy and inciting hatred could people let me know what IDE they 
> > recommend for writing C++ code.
> > I am running Debian 3.0 and looking at KDevelop but would like to check out 
> > alternatives.
> > PS I prefer an IDE over vim because I find it easier to keep track of 
> > classes, methods and etc.
> > Maybe slack on my part, but organisation is not my strong point.
> > Any suggestions are welcome.
> > Thanks in advance.
> > Love
> > Mike.
> 
> 
> Glade is good if you are biased towards Gnome. I'm just having problems
> with trying to install it from the GARNOME package which is the
> 'bad-ass, bleeding edge GNOME distribution for testers and tweakers
> everywhere'. (See http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/garnome/)
> 
> In some ways what you want to develop for (i.e which WM) and what you
> what to develop in (i.e. C, C++, Python, Perl, Ruby) will also influence
> what IDE tool you use. [1]
> 
> Michael Hunt
> 
> [1] Not aslways as more tools are now supporting a lot more widgets and
> languages than they did before. Hoiwever there are still some really
> good language specific IDE's such as IDLE for Python. Alos nothing beats
> good syntax highlighting which gvim does a treat for most of the
> languages I code in (predominatly python).
> 
>