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I started reading mail in the 90's with a program called "pine" in the command line of a BSD machine... I find that mail easier to understand than outlook. :)

by f1shy 4y ago

I started reading mail in the 90's with a program called "pine" in the command line of a BSD machine... I find that mail easier to understand than outlook. :) Just a matter of getting used to, I guess.

nobleach 4y ago
Pine and Mutt were my jam back in those days. It really did depend on whether you were keen to use Pico or Vim as your reading/composing tool. (Although you could pretty much use whatever you wanted)
- anthk 4y ago
  I still use Mutt with mbsync (isync it's the package name) and msmtp. Heaven.
  - tmtvl 4y ago
    I use isync with maildir-utils (aka mu) through Emacs' mu4e. With HTML mail disabled it is wonderful.
    - anthk 4y ago
      I use Lynx for HTML mail, it dumps the text and it shows up under mutt.