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> E-Mail before we lost the "text should be text and not goddamn HTML" war. Keep fighting the good fight. I still use Mutt and haven't gotten around to finding
by lillesvin 10y ago
> E-Mail before we lost the "text should be text and not goddamn HTML" war.
Keep fighting the good fight. I still use Mutt and haven't gotten around to finding a way to handle Office365 meeting invites and such. I'm also the only one in the company that connects to Slack via an IRC client (irssi).
- copperx 10y agoProgrammers ought to get together and create CLI versions of clients of popular protocols (Exchange, for one).
- Karunamon 10y agoDavmail can get you most of the way there for Exchange. Definitely a product I would buy if it were commercialized.
- ams6110 10y agoI manage my email in emacs, though it's delivered to the Exchange server at work. I deliver it to a local maildir with fetchmail, and use notmuch to index it. Searching is better and faster than GMail IMO.
- lillesvin 10y agoThere's actually a surprising number of CLI implementations of popular protocols out there. I recently started using Hangups (https://github.com/tdryer/hangups https://github.com/tdryer/hangups) for Hangouts. And there's one for Play Music too although I can't recall its name at the moment. Only thing I'm really, really missing now is a CLI for KeePass, but I'm considering writing one myself in Go, since I've been looking for something to do for practice in Go anyway.
- jeauxlb 10y agoCheck out Davmail (http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ http://davmail.sourceforge.net/). I use this with offlineimap to run mutt with an Exchange installation; apart from calendar invitations, it works quite well.