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* [[/mini-research of mail clients]] w.r.t. to specific features: IMAP, editing of received messages, searching
* [[/mini-research of mail clients]] w.r.t. to specific features: IMAP, editing of received messages, searching
* [[/research on HOW TO backup an IMAP account]] (better and worse ways to do it)
* [[/research on HOW TO backup an IMAP account]] (better and worse ways to do it)
== some random small plans, TODOs ==
* to figure out what's the source of a problem with xine-ui: '''xine-ui's menu (invoked with button 3) shows spaces instead of Russian letters''' in any Russian locale
:(on my "dell" system, where I have been doing single package upgrades, never a dist-upgrade).
:I believe it's a problem of a library or a font xine-ui uses (transitively), but which one? The versions of ''xine-ui'' or ''libxine'' don't seem to matter; BTW, on another my system ("vaio"), there's no such problem; the X server which xine connects to also doesn't matter.
:Workaround: ''gxine'' or ''vlc'' (and these are also the ultimate choice of a DVD viewing program--[http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/taouu/html/ch05s02.html they have saner UIs]; although I'm going to forget ''xine-ui'', I'm still worried about the problem with Russian letters in the menu, because '''this problem can appear in another program''').

Revision as of 21:14, 1 February 2011


(My name is Ivan Zakharyaschev, Иван Захарьящев, imz.)

research on HOW TO do x

I'm posting my experience and thoughts:

some random small plans, TODOs

  • to figure out what's the source of a problem with xine-ui: xine-ui's menu (invoked with button 3) shows spaces instead of Russian letters in any Russian locale
(on my "dell" system, where I have been doing single package upgrades, never a dist-upgrade).
I believe it's a problem of a library or a font xine-ui uses (transitively), but which one? The versions of xine-ui or libxine don't seem to matter; BTW, on another my system ("vaio"), there's no such problem; the X server which xine connects to also doesn't matter.
Workaround: gxine or vlc (and these are also the ultimate choice of a DVD viewing program--they have saner UIs; although I'm going to forget xine-ui, I'm still worried about the problem with Russian letters in the menu, because this problem can appear in another program).