Re: skipping to new article without reading it

Re: skipping to new article without reading it

[David Z Maze]

Shanks N <shanks.n@gmail.com> writes:

> In nognus 0.04, in a Summary buffer, pressing n goes to the next
> unread article and opens it.  Is there a way to just go the next
> unread article without connecting to the server to read it?

Have you tried 'C-h b C-s unread' from the summary buffer?  That will
list out all of the available key commands.  Also 'M-x apropos
gnus.*unread' might be informative.  It looks like M-n is what you're
after.

  --dzm

Re: skipping to new article without reading it

[Shanks N]

David Z Maze <dmaze@mit.edu> writes:

> Shanks N <shanks.n@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> In nognus 0.04, in a Summary buffer, pressing n goes to the next
>> unread article and opens it.  Is there a way to just go the next
>> unread article without connecting to the server to read it?
>
> Have you tried 'C-h b C-s unread' from the summary buffer?  That will
> list out all of the available key commands.  Also 'M-x apropos
> gnus.*unread' might be informative.  It looks like M-n is what you're
> after.
>
>   --dzm

Thank you, that works.  I shall look up the info you suggested too.

regards,
Shanks

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Re: skipping to new article without reading it

[Malte Spiess]

Shanks N <shanks.n@gmail.com> writes:

> In nognus 0.04, in a Summary buffer, pressing n goes to the next
> unread article and opens it.  Is there a way to just go the next
> unread article without connecting to the server to read it?

You may consider trying "d" (here d runs the command
gnus-summary-mark-as-read-forward). This also marks the article as read,
but this is mostly what I want.

Greetings

Malte

skipping to new article without reading it

[Shanks N]

In nognus 0.04, in a Summary buffer, pressing n goes to the next
unread article and opens it.  Is there a way to just go the next
unread article without connecting to the server to read it?

I use my laptop in office and at home.  In office, nntp  is blocked.
I use fetchmail to get mail to a local spool and read it in gnus.  Is
there a way to selectively read the local spool without connecting to
the nntp server?   If gnus can figure out whether it's in office or at
home, even better! :)


Right now I use gnus-no-server or hit C-g like mad if I forgetfully M-x
gnus in office.

regards,
Shanks

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