Re: How do I list all groups by default

[Malte Spiess <cuts@arcor.de>]

Angelina Carlton <brat@magma.ca> writes:

> Malte Spiess <cuts@arcor.de> writes:
>> sorry, I can't be of any help, but I've got the same problem...
>> (Maybe that makes it more interesting for others to help. ;-) )
>> I guess it should be possible to somehow make Emacs execute
>> "M-x gnus-group-list-all-groups".
>
> What I ended up doing for each item was G-c to enter the interactive
> customization mode. This took forever because I had about 20 to take
> care of. Now everything works but it is disappointing because if I need
> to make a small change or add something else, I have to repeat that
> process all over again in every group. 

Doesn't sound very nice. :-(

> As was pointed out to me earlier, some of the setting wont stick if you
> put them in .gnus This I think might be version dependant, as on my
> Debian unstable computer (Version: 5.10.6-0.CVS.20050610-1) invoking 
> (info "(gnus)Group Parameters") 
> makes no mention of settings that wont stick.

Yeah, I tried to understand that info-stuff, too. Yet, everything I
tried didn't succeed.

> Where as on my Debian Stable computer (Version: 5.10.6-0.CVS.20050317-1) it
> does as Johan Bockgard  told me earlier that this is the case. 
>
> Malte for now you can press L to make them appear and then decide if you
> want to do it via the customization menus.

Okay, I'll stick to pressing L on each startup... :-(

Thanks anyway...
       Malte