Gunnar Evermann <ge204(a)eng.cam.ac.uk> writes:
I am not very happy with the current system and even less so with
the
way I currently use it. I am planing to investigate alternatives over
Christmas (possibly Mozilla's bugzilla, debian's system or even
Jareth's super-secret system). We need much more functionality than
Jitterbug can provide at the moment.
What we definitely need is a Gnus backend to access the system with a
sensible interface. I hate Netscape's text widgets! :-)
Unfortunately most of the newer ones seem to tend more towards web
interfaces. For me it would already be nice if it could figure out
related messages from the Reference headers. Then I wouldn't have
manual in include the (PR#'s..) all the time.
(and use the Bernstein trick to automatically junk messages with a
broken reply address).
Jan
;; Even includes my typos :-)
(defalias 'prepare-bug-response (read-kbd-macro
"m C-s misc- m 3*<right> 9*<backspace> xemacs.bugs C-c C-f C-c x emacs-
bugs 5*<backspace> bugsï¼ xemacs. 7*<backspace> cvs.xea 2*<backspace>
emacs.org C-c C-f C-s Re: 3*SPC (PER 2*<backspace> R#) <left>"))
(add-hook 'gnus-group-mode-hook
(lambda ()
(define-key
gnus-group-mode-map [(control c) b] 'prepare-bug-response)))