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Love the recent efforts on building new terminal clients. I'm excited to try meli out. I've been using https://aerc-mail.org/ https://aerc-mail.org/ as a daily
by lwhsiao 4y ago
Love the recent efforts on building new terminal clients. I'm excited to try meli out. I've been using https://aerc-mail.org/ https://aerc-mail.org/ as a daily driver for several months, but excited to try some others in this space. I found mutt a bit intimidating to configure, where aerc and meli seem more straightforward.
- nix23 4y agoEh wow thanks for then tip (aerc) beeing a user of neomutt i definetly will try that one out.
- noloblo 4y agohow to install aerc thanks
- endperform 4y agoFrom the release tarball: ## Installation ### Binary Packages Recent versions of aerc are available on: - [Alpine] - [Arch] - [Debian] - [Fedora] - [macOS through Homebrew] And likely other platforms. ### From Source Install the dependencies: - go (>=1.16) (Go versions are supported until their end-of-life; support for older versions may be dropped at any time due to incompatibilities or newer required language features.) - [scdoc](https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/scdoc https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/scdoc) Then compile aerc: $ make
- gurjeet 4y agoThanks for recommending aerc. I gave it a try for my Postgres contributions workflow, and it was very easy to use it. Having tried mutt, it was surprisingly easy to configure aerc to work with GMail. I am able to induce a crash pretty reliably (by pressing J or K at a fast rate), and probably there are other minor bugs hidden. But aerc is good enough to be my daily driver for my workflow.