init.el

@@ -4,16 +4,16 @@
 
 ;; This is the main entry point for Emacs to load this configuration.  The
 ;; structure is roughly as follows:
-;; - first comes some preliminary setup, mostly setting up `package’;
-;; - the main activation of the configuration is done in the function
+;; * first comes some preliminary setup, mostly setting up `package’;
+;; * the main activation of the configuration is done in the function
 ;;   `db/run-init’, which is installed in `after-init-hook’; it is thus run
 ;;   after init.el has been read
-;; - then comes setting up all the packages that can be used by this
+;; * then comes setting up all the packages that can be used by this
 ;;   configuration; most of these packages are not loaded however, and only
 ;;   configuration hooks are installed (using `use-package’); this way a user
 ;;   can choose in `db/run-init’ which configuration to activate without
 ;;   changing much of the rest of the file.
-;; - this file also introduces a new customization group `personal-settings’
+;; * this file also introduces a new customization group `personal-settings’
 ;;   containing variables (mostly file paths) that must be set to enable some
 ;;   of the provided functionality.
 
@@ -1858,9 +1858,9 @@
             ;; Use Gnus’ registry; doing this too early conflicts with `gnus'
             ;; calling `gnus-shutdown', which in turn calls
             ;; `gnus-registry-clear', leaving us with an empty registry upon
-            ;; startup.  So let's call this initialization right before startup,
+            ;; startup.  So let's call this initialization right after startup,
             ;; that should be fine.
-            (add-hook 'gnus-before-startup-hook
+            (add-hook 'gnus-started-hook
                       #'gnus-registry-initialize)
 
             ;; Automatic encryption if all necessary keys are present