> From:  Robert Elz <kre@munnari.OZ.AU>
> Date:  Wed, 21 Aug 2002 15:01:07 +0700
>
> I kind of doubt that any pre built-in sequence name is going to be
> very general.   Even "unseen" can be changed (fortunately that one
> is easy to find in the MH profile - though whether exmh does that,
> os just uses "unseen" I haven't bothered to find out).
Until this patch, exmh was full of hardcoded references to unseen.  One of the
things I did was to change these to look in the already available global
variable with the value in it (which other parts of the code did use).
Anyway, I've just fixed the performance problem with repeatedly reading the
sequences files.  I'll patch it in after I've run it for a while.
Chris
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From ilug-admin@linux.ie  Wed Aug 21 13:33:20 2002

Hi all, I posted the below question to this list so I thought I'd update you
Well, I'd decided to bite the bullet and spend big on a new case and CPU
I bought a lian-li aluminum case. It was expensive as cases go (stg£133.86)
but I decided, it's a good basis to build any future PC on.
It has 4 x 51/4" drive bays and 6 x 3½" drive bays so I should be ok for
future upgrades etc. I have to say it was worth it. Its a pleasure to work
on. It has a slide out tray to mount the Mother Board on, both sides come
off, the drive bays come out...all without using a screwdriver (thumb
screws). Even the edges inside the case are smooth so no banging your hands
off shape edges etc. There are 4 fans inside the case, which can be set to 3
different speeds. There are 4 usb ports on the front of the box too. The box
However there are 2 things to look out for. On the Maplins website it says
* Up to three 80mm case fans can be fitted!
In fact the case came with 4 fans and a power supply, which is great but I
ordered 2 fans and a power supply separately.
Also the case was a slightly different model to one advertised, as I got the
USB model. It does say (Product may vary in design and specification from
I also bought a Flower Cooler Kit which is completely silent. Very nice.
> Sent: Monday, August 12, 2002 12:56 PM
> Hi all, I have a Linux box at home that makes a god awful amount of noise.
> Its a Athlon XP 1900+  with a  CoolerMaster fan.  Are they particularly
> noisy? I think its  the case/psu fan. It was a pretty cheap case. So what
> I'm looking for a quieter case/fan/power supply. I know you can get really
> quiet cases if you want to spend, but I'm looking for something in the