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Whenever possible I use gnus, primarily for the newsgroup-thread-style UI and editing power of emacs. I also take advantage of its inherent customizability wi
by arete 19y ago
Whenever possible I use gnus, primarily for the newsgroup-thread-style UI and editing power of emacs. I also take advantage of its inherent customizability with elisp to handle my different From addresses, conditional BCC, filtering, etc.
I use gmail for low priority traffic like mailing lists, and everything else goes through
FastMail (http://fastmail.fm/ http://fastmail.fm/) which is quite simply the best email host I've ever found. For $40/y you get hosting for 50 domains (and 30 aliases on FM's many domains); SpamAssassin; Sieve filtering; secure IMAP, POP and SMTP; 2GB storage; and a nice web UI which suffices when I'm away from gnus.
- kmt 19y agoInteresting, I use the same setup: gnus + fastmail.fm IMAP. IMAP of course lets me use a number of MUAs (such as Mail.app or fastmail's web access) but I primarily use gnus.
- joshwa 19y agoFastmail.fm + Thunderbird. IMAP is the best thing since sliced bread, and with the web interface, I can have my cake and eat it, too. Sorry for the food analogies; I'm hungry!