Comment # 8 on bug 928542 from Mike Galbraith

(In reply to Bj�rn Lie from comment #7)
> (In reply to Mike Galbraith from comment #6)
> 
> > Just did that.  Nope, there's no really usable substitute.  While 'inline'
> > doesn't insert crud when you use preformatted to restore the line wrapped
> > default to again be 'C' as 'quoted' started doing, to use 'inline' during
> > review, you'd have to manually make it look like the quoted style that
> > people have become accustomed to over decades.
> > 
> > I'll have a look at that --disable-text-highlight thingy.
> 
> It's quite possible that your use case is not covered by evolution.
> I'd file a bug upstream if I were you, as you then could get a definitive
> answer if what you want to achieve is even possible with the current feature
> set.

Yeah, I can try that.  Go ahead and close this bug, as it's not a distro issue.

I thought I'd try to bisect it, given 3.12 in opensuse-13.2 works fine, but
alas, you have to build data-server in lockstep, so even though git said it
would only take 9 builds to bisect, the data-server dependency killed that
idea.  Hohum.