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OP here. I'm not using Gmail (anymore), but not because it was hard to set up(; I'm using Mu4e with 4 different mail accounts, though and it's completely seaml
by preek 9y ago
OP here. I'm not using Gmail (anymore), but not because it was hard to set up(;
I'm using Mu4e with 4 different mail accounts, though and it's completely seamless and easy to compose.
If you're interested, you can check out my configuration (which is written in literate org-mode so it's actually easy to read^^): https://github.com/munen/emacs.d/blob/master/configuration.org#mu4e https://github.com/munen/emacs.d/blob/master/configuration.o...
- TeMPOraL 9y agoThanks for the config. I'll be getting to setting up mu4e after the OfflineIMAP sync finishes (some time this week, hopefully ;)). How's your experience with literate config, in terms of managing it? I've been meaning to switch from my mess of individual files to something like this for a time now.
- preek 9y agoI'm using offlineimap, too. It's not running longer than a program like Mail.app when it has been synched once. The first run, of course, might take a while if you have lots of mails(; Regarding literate configuration: It's been super easy, honestly. I used to have a longer init.el (formerly super long vim.rc^^). Once I wrote a short macro that converted comments into new headings in org to get me started. Then, every time I touch something, I just add a little more documentation to guide me and others for the next time. It's not more work than writing a regular init.el with comments, but the result is so much more powerful (folding->refactoring, documentation on Github, etc). Can only recommend it, at least for Elisp.