Re: Using nnrss very actively

[asjo@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren)]

On Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:00:26 +0200, Lars wrote:

> I've grown tired of mousing around in Firefox to read RSS feeds, so I
> thought I'd switch to nnrss.  I've added a few feeds, but hitting `g'
> can get kinda slow when you've added 20 feeds.  So I'd put them on a
> higher level, but then they don't really get updated until I say so,
> which kinda sucks.

> So how do all y'all use nnrss daily?

I use a script that fetches the feeds once an hour (by cron), and Gnus
just reads the fetched files.

I think it is described in the documentation, and there is a function to
create the script?

,----[ RSS ]
| `nnrss-use-local'
|      If you set `nnrss-use-local' to `t', `nnrss' will read the feeds
|      from local files in `nnrss-directory'.  You can use the command
|      `nnrss-generate-download-script' to generate a download script
|      using `wget'.
`----

The next thing is then that parsing the fetched files still seems slow
to me, but I guess that is an elisp-optimization task.


  Best regards,

    Adam

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