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Keep false root, otherwise I cannot mark threads with T k.
Apply crude fontification with gnus-face-0.
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Use box drawing characters to show article tree. Don't "adopt"
rootless subthreads as that makes articles look like they answer
unrelated messages.
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AFAICT, by default Gnus threads by *root article* number, oldest
above, newest below.
I'd like to keep the "newest below" logic (messages are sorted within
a thread anyhow), while making sure threads updated recently show
up *below* older threads.
Hence:
- put gnus-thread-sort-by-number first to break ties, following the
recommendation from (gnus) Sorting the Summary Buffer,
- invert gnus-thread-sort-by-most-recent-number, to have
recently-updated threads below older threads.
Not sure this implements exactly what I want (I think I saw some
surprising results here and there), but it seems to come close.
Also note down more useful key bindings.
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So that I can use NNTP to reach bug-gnu-emacs and help-gnu-emacs.
Gmane has moved recently:
https://lars.ingebrigtsen.no/2020/01/15/news-gmane-org-is-now-news-gmane-io/
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- something something Sunday week-*end* something
- been using these packages for a while now
- getting used to the "most recent below" convention; it's what every
interface shows within threads anyway
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Since dates are variable-width and left-aligned, and the threaded view
pushes the next info (author name) to the right, without delimiters
it was hard to tell whether an article is the OP or not.
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Don't know why I thought those gnus- variables deserved to be in their
own setq.
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Get rid of
- the scoring indicator
- the number of lines
- the mouse face
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- fix accidentally committed Emacs 27 customization
- add a useful Gnus shortcut when dealing with drafts
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On Debian Jessie at least, this is necessary.
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