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I'm a wanting-to-be paying user, fwiw. It goes against some of Sourcehut's fundamentals, but I'm waiting for a basic PR UI system, because frankly I just don't
by asdkhadsj 7y ago
I'm a wanting-to-be paying user, fwiw. It goes against some of Sourcehut's fundamentals, but I'm waiting for a basic PR UI system, because frankly I just don't like email that much. (though strangely, I love the model of email).
Regardless, I adore the goals of the service and the approach, so my plan is to move all my public and private projects there once I can use a PR-UI/etc - and pay, of course.
- Sir_Cmpwn 7y agoI think you should give email its fair shake. There's a good tutorial here: https://git-send-email.io https://git-send-email.io And the video on this website shows you how the maintainer side could work: https://aerc-mail.org https://aerc-mail.org And remember, the email client you use for hacking needn't be the same as your everyday client.
- ianamartin 7y agoHuh. That never occurred to me. To use a different client for workflow email. That was sort of one of the things keeping me from trying this out for real. I was just, "Ugh, I don't want all that mixed up together." Even folders don't help that much because my main email client is already managing a ton of email accounts. I'll have to give this idea a shot now. Thanks!