[Wine] Mailing List & Forum (was Alternative uxtheme.dll implementation for using the GTK+ rendering engine)

James E Lang
Fri, 03 Jul 2015 13:09:14 -0000

This is an Off Topic branch of a mailing list conversation (aka thread).

Is there a way to cross-link the wine-users mailing list and the Wine forum?
What I'm suggesting is to have Wine forum postings get automatically posted
also to the wine-users mailing list and insert a "Reply-to" header
such as
       Reply-to: wine-users+wine-forum at winehq.org
as a part of the forum initiated message headers to enable mailing list replies
to be posted back to the forum. Of course if it's desired to have all
mailing list postings appear UNCONDITIONALLY on a single forum (not recommend)
then this message header is not needed.

I was unaware of the Wine forum and I don't particularly care to need to
visit a forum just to see what, if any, topics are being posted there. (I tend
to be a lurker on a variety of mailing lists like this one, watching for
interesting subjects in order to gain knowledge. If I find a topic where I can
make a contribution then I reply to the mailing list.) I know some other people
don't like posts appearing in their mailbox. To each his own mode of
operation. Those who prefer forums need not subscribe to the mailing list and
people like me will seldom visit the forum(s). Still others may visit the
forum(s) regularly but desire to maintain a personal archive of particularly
useful posts on an IMAP server.
--
Jim

-----[Trimmed] Original Message-----
From: "L. Rahyen" <research at science.su>
To: Ivan Akulinchev <ivan.akulinchev at gmail.com>, wine-users at
winehq.org
Sent: Tue, 30 Jun 2015 1:53
Subject: Re: [Wine] Alternative uxtheme.dll implementation for using the GTK+
rendering engine

     By the way, wine-users mailing list almost not used anymore.
Instead, we have Wine forum.

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