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I use aerc as my goto email client every day. bandwhich: Terminal bandwidth utilization tool sc-im: A very capable terminal based spreadsheet program. bpytop:
by Ringz 2y ago
I use aerc as my goto email client every day.
bandwhich: Terminal bandwidth utilization tool
sc-im: A very capable terminal based spreadsheet program.
bpytop: Linux/OSX/FreeBSD resource monitor
broot: New way to see and navigate directory trees
daff: provides efficient table comparison and alignment, supporting formats like CSV and SQLite, making it essential for data analysis and synchronization tasks.
It's indispensable for those requiring accurate data comparisons in analysis, development, or data integration projects.
- visil 2y agoI used to use aerc, though mutt is more powerful. Might switch to neomutt. Sc-im is great, however may be really confusing sometimes.
- Ringz 2y agoDo you have examples for things that don’t work with aerc but with mutt? Since I found the template functions in aerc, for an easy example: fs = :filter -H<space>subject:"{{.SubjectBase}}" <Enter> To filter mails with the same subject. And additional the possibility to pipe everything through the shell, I don’t know what mutt can do that aerc can’t.