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Using nndiary manually (I mean, writing the
headers by hand and so on) would be rather boring. Fortunately,
there is a library called gnus-diary written on top
of nndiary, that does many useful things for
you.
In order to use it, add the following line to your ~/.gnus.el file:
(require 'gnus-diary)
Also, you shouldn’t use any
gnus-user-format-function-[d|D] (see Summary Buffer
Lines). gnus-diary provides both of these (sorry
if you used them before).
| • Diary Summary Line Format: | A nicer summary buffer line format. | |
| • Diary Articles Sorting: | A nicer way to sort messages. | |
| • Diary Headers Generation: | Not doing it manually. | |
| • Diary Group Parameters: | Not handling them manually. |