OS X: About Mail Update for Mavericks
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But it amazes, and frankly kind of depresses me, that so many people on HN only see this as an Apple issue, whilst it's quite clear that Google is messing with open standards to make email (and other services) less and less portable and less accessible for third party clients.
As far as I can tell, that is the root of the problem, Google's continued move away from open standards and towards old school vendor lock-in. The old phrase "embrace, extend and extinguish" comes to mind. We should know better.
I'm just glad Google still support IMAP at all instead of going fully proprietary protocol like they have with calendars, where they gave up on iCal.
Of course, UW-IMAP preceded the RFCs, so there was already a "reference implementation" against which other implementations could be compared and found wanting. Mark was especially obnoxious about protecting his view of IMAP.
This was a weird time at the UofW. We had a hypertext system (UWIN) that was a mess and HTTP was banned as a server technology. Run a webserver for any reason, and disusering was a very real threat. They may have allowed gopher, but it's been a while.
PINE, of course, came out of this, which wasn't too bad, as it inspired a number of decent successors.
Best of all, Ada was the pedagogical programming language for the computer science program. Fortunately, you never used it past the second-semester CS course.
[1] I just found out that he passed away late last year.
By default, Cmd-Delete will delete the message, Delete will archive. There is a "Use Delete Key (backspace) for Move to Trash" configuration option as well, in the General config pane.
I'm using gMail/IMAP, but for some reason the Sent box goes about a week back and nothing further.
[edit: re-installing GPGMail Works For Me]
$ sudo defaults write /Library/Mail/Bundles/GPGMail.mailbundle/Contents/Info.plist SupportedPluginCompatibilityUUIDs -array-add "$(grep -A 1 "PluginCompatibilityUUID" /Applications/Mail.app/Contents/Info.plist | grep string | cut -f 2 -d ">" | cut -f 1 -d "<")"
$ sudo chmod 644 /Library/Mail/Bundles/GPGMail.mailbundle/Contents/Info.plist
The issue is that each version of Mail checks the available plugins for an explicit PluginCompatibilityUUID, which changes with each build. GPGTools 2 has updated its list on reboot (and install) since the beta stages, so if you're on a recent version, you should be good.
I've not tested it yet, but I would guess that this could be exceptionally bad with large attachments.
I've filed radars against both of them but of course never hear back, as it's undoubtedly a dup.
Of course, folks there complained about it being a non-issue, too.
I only know about any issues from reading HN, because absolutely no one I know has had any problems.
It's unfortunate some people have problems, but even if it may seem so, they don't speak for all 10.9 users.
Hope your problems gets fixed soon.
Also, about how many messages did you have in the inbox that worked?
Which is odd, because iOS 7 has Gmail not offering "delete" but "archive" for the inbox.
That still doesn't solve the fact that pressing delete will send to trash instead of the archive, in the past it just sent to the archive.
That doesn't sound like a problem. The delete button deletes and the archive button archives. Why would you want it backwards?
I'd recommend both though, airmail recently added gmail hotkeys. Although I feel that there are some missing. Like the ability to switch folders with keys
Also, the Mail update installed file for me.
Check those numbers. In my book, 017 < 603 (in both decimal and octal :-))