> My other issue with switching to a TUI mail client would be that piping html mail to w3m and replying to it in plaintext (or writing html by hand in response)

> My other issue with switching to a TUI mail client would be that piping html mail to w3m and replying to it in plaintext (or writing html by hand in response) just never seemed robust enough to deal with a wide cross section of office worker humanity and their image/formatting/table-laden mails... Ah well, a man can dream. In my experience, lynx is superior for this task. You can use this line in your ~/.mailcap: text/html; lynx -stdin -dump -force_html -width 70; copiousoutput; description=HTML Text; test=type lynx >/dev/null