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Aww, I was hoping this was about the email client.
by iwanttocomment 3y ago
Aww, I was hoping this was about the email client.
- jmclnx 3y agoSame here, I had not heard of anyone using elm these days. I have seen similar titles for old software bouncing around, one example is ical, the tck/tk calendar application I use to use. I keep running across ical and my first thought is always "is ical still under development ?". At the time that was a very nice application and had potential. https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/ical https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/ical
- Rediscover 3y agoI loved elm(1). I stopped using elm (email) when I found mutt(1). Gads, that and procmail(1) were heaven. And when I finally intersected procmail with eliza, I was full of bliss... I was at AT&T (yes, THE AT&T) and it was hyper-satisfying that my co-workers recognized it and the marketing dept usually did not.
- foobarian 3y agoI stopped using elm when university upgraded to pine. But muscle memory was so powerful I have been aliasing my mail reader to elm ever since. :-)
- billpg 3y agoI was an embarrassing distance down the article before I realised they weren't talking about email. "Wow. I had no idea that email reader I used thirty years ago had such depth!"
- surprisetalk 3y agoYou might be interested in Himalaya, a modern email CLI. [1] https://github.com/soywod/himalaya https://github.com/soywod/himalaya