> I guess Thunderbird needs training, see Documentation/email-clients.txt
>

Excellent, thanks.

> The idea is good. Yet not sure if it's better for fdr editconfig to
> accept a list
> of flavors to edit? i.e. fdr editconfig ti-omap
>

I made this patch out of need, as I was becoming fast fed-up with the
process whist working on a bug.

If you, or anyone else for that matter have any more suggestions, I'd be
glad to carry them out.

Naturally I'd have to have a chat with my supervisor first, as I believe
my workload is going to increase fairly rapidly over the upcoming
days/weeks.



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> A further improvement could be to add a higher level loop to ask if a certain
> arch configs should be entered. So,
>
> x86 configs. Edit? [y/n] N
> x86_64 configs. Edit? [y/n] N
> arm configs. Edit? [y/n] Y
>

This would complicate things a little.

The 'pre-loop' idea would consist of the same logic required for a full
menu system (my original edit).

The editconfig system has been sped-up ten-fold by this patch and I can
traverse to the menuconfig I need in seconds. Any more time-saving would
be non-trivial and non-significant in my opinion.

Kind regards,
Lee



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> Acked-by: Amit Kucheria <amit.kucheria@canonical.com>
> Acked-by: Chase Douglas <chase.douglas@canonical.com>
>

Thanks gents.

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