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For anyone who saw this headline and wondered what happened to Elm the email client, the short answer is it was overtaken by Pine and Mutt and is essentially de
by kjellsbells 4y ago
For anyone who saw this headline and wondered what happened to Elm the email client, the short answer is it was overtaken by Pine and Mutt and is essentially dead. RIP elm, you were my first client and a dear friend.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elm_%28email_client%29?wprov=sfla1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elm_%28email_client%29?wprov=s...
- pama 4y agoI started with elm, moved on to Emacs, pine, then mutt, then taught mitt to my spouse and moved on to a range of odd and unpredictable clients for work including outlook, web based gmail, etc. My wife still uses mutt today as her main client. I have largely given up on email as a main means of communication, but I am happy that there is a subset of the world that goes by with the plain text based clients.