On 02.07.2021 at 10:42, grinch scribbled:
Nope. KNode was never even fully ported to qt4, let alone to qt5,
which is what Plasma 5 is based upon. It is still for most part
qt3-based, and the original developer/maintainer abandoned the project.
You can however get KNode to work in the Trinity Desktop Environment,
which as forked qt3 and qt4, or if you have a virtual machine running a
distribution that still carries Plasma 4.
I too was a KNode fan — I had been using it since 2000 — but alas,
eventually I had to find another Usenet client. I'm using Claws Mail
now — for Usenet only; for email I'm sticking to KMail — and it does
the job, but it does have its flaws.
Earlier I was using Pan, which is significantly better as a newsreader
than Claws Mail, but I am running Manjaro as my distribution, and
unfortunately, Pan is completely unusable in Manjaro, and even in Arch
proper it's very unstable. Even Claws Mail occasionally segfaults
here [*], but at least it's usable.
[*] That might actually be a gtk thing. We hates gtk, Preciousss, we
hates it! :p
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With respect,
= Aragorn =