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How does this go beyond what you can do with mutt? Plus mutt handles IMAP out of the box.
by clesenne 13y ago
How does this go beyond what you can do with mutt? Plus mutt handles IMAP out of the box.
- secure 13y agoIt mimics the gmail look & feel, i.e. one line of text represents one thread in your inbox, and when you open it, you get all the messages of the thread (with read messages collapsed), instead of precisely one message. Edit: also fast (!) full-text search thanks to Xapian, tags instead of folders
- richardlblair 13y agoUnfortunately this won't install on my mac. After playing with it for a while I'm giving up... because I simply don't have the time. Too bad, I was really excited about this.
- secure 13y agoAFAIR, William Morgan also used Mac OS X, so I am surprised it doesn’t work for you.
- klission 13y ago> It mimics the gmail look & feel, i.e. one line of text represents one thread in your inbox folder-hook . "exec collapse-all" set sort=threads set sort_aux=last-date-received
- telemachos 13y agoYup. I do this since I'm used to za in Vim for toggling folds: # Collapse all threads by default, except if # there's new mail in one. unset collapse_unread folder-hook . "exec collapse-all" # Toggle collapsed threads with za, like in vim. bind index za collapse-thread
- dsl 13y agoSooo... it's pine?
- nicetry 13y agomutt cant display the first few words of an email in index view like sup does. i love gmail therefor.