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Perhaps it's just because I'm old but I still prefer reading my e-mail using mutt in a terminal. Even when I use a graphical mail client (Thunderbird) I still r
by jlgaddis 12y ago
Perhaps it's just because I'm old but I still prefer reading my e-mail using mutt in a terminal. Even when I use a graphical mail client (Thunderbird) I still read all mail in plain text.
Running Unbound (or something similar) locally would also work too (using, e.g., the "empty" zone) in your case (moving between networks often).
- MichaelCrawford 12y agoClearly plain-text mail clients will prevent this kind of problem. I would use one - such as mutt - were it not for the fact that many of the people I do business with insist on formatted mail, and have no insight whatsoever into the reasons why plain-text email is to be preferred.
- jlgaddis 12y agoUnderstood (I likewise correspond with folks who will occasionally send an e-mail with something like "changes below in red", forcing me to log into my web mail and view the message there). Plain-text mail 100% of the time certainly isn't/doesn't work for everyone.