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From the «if they take my mutt, I'll stop emailing» department:
Title: Switching to the Mutt email client
Author: Thom Holwerda
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2017 18:03:47 -0400
Link:
http://osnews.com/story/29872/Switching_to_the_Mutt_email_client
It was almost four years ago I switched from webmail to a customized email configuration based on Notmuch and Emacs. Notmuch served as both as a native back-end that provided indexing and tagging, as well as a front-end, written in Emacs Lisp. It dramatically improved my email experience, and I wished I had done it earlier. I've really enjoyed having so much direct control over my email. However, I'm always fiddling with things - fiddling feels a lot more productive than it actually is - and last month I re-invented my email situation, this time switching to a combination of Mutt, Vim, mu, and tmux. The entirety of my email interface now resides inside a terminal, and Iâm enjoying it even more. I feel I've "leveled up" again in my email habits. I'm fairly sure a number of OSNews readers use similar setups.
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