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I am the opposite of you, I prefer all my email to be avaialble offline to me. I use offlineimap to mirror my remote IMAP folders, and usually read them with m
by meitham 7y ago
I am the opposite of you, I prefer all my email to be avaialble offline to me. I use offlineimap to mirror my remote IMAP folders, and usually read them with mutt, but occasinaly read them in GUI emacs where the terminal does not support RTL, such as Arabic emails.
- ernst_klim 7y ago>I am the opposite of you, I prefer all my email to be avaialble offline to me. Even spam or mails you want to delete before reading? There are dozens of mails I want to delete or put to the archive folder before reading, thus this feature is annoying me. And when I want to backup mail, I use offlineimap explicitly. Besides, I use mu4e of 3 separate machines, and on each I have to keep a local copy of all my mails, even mails I've read already.
- meitham 7y agoI selectively choose which IMAP dirs to sync. ``Spam`` isn't one of them. I do however sync my ``Archive`` or ``ALLAMIL`` dir as I often need to quickly grep (notmuch) for messages wihout having network connectivity.
- xelxebar 7y agoI'm quite interested in both terminal emulators and internationalization. Curious if you've tried out mlterm and what issues you might have run into regarding rtl. Actually, I'd be interested to hear any of your stories regarding rtl in cli tools.
- meitham 7y agosorry just seen this now. I have not tried mlterm, and have not actually heard of it before! I just looked it up and I will defintely check it out. I love gnome, but on occasions I switch to KDE, where Konsole terminal has better Arabic support.