I noticed today that when I run mutt and have it update all mailboxes, a change has been done by the maintainers (assumed). Of course, this may have been done some time ago but never noticed.,
UPDATE: Huh this may have been done some time ago. Goes to show you how often there is a need for me to modify my mutt/isync configs. I would have never seen this if it were not for my gmail setup to bork.
Just to let you know, Dobbie had to set some forum rules because of other’s sensibilities, and I don’t know if this is referring to wake on LAN, but if it’s not referring to the tech itself - which is an email client - well I think you understand.
I installed mutt, but yet to have to configure it. I use a browser for my email, I don’t prefer an email client, especially the ones who run in the background. I get email alerts on my mobile, and even then, I only receive alerts from people and clients I chose to receive from. I don’t need to know if Petsmart has dog food on sale for example.
I like the idea of having an email client in CLI, because I can just open a terminal and do email from there, I write papers and articles using text based applications like FocusWriter, so mutt lives on that space at least from my perspective.
I actually prefer NeoMutt - I don’t know the tech diffs between the Mutt of old and Neo but I suppose one can take a page out of the VIM/NeoVIM happenings (I assume) this could explain why there are two.
Pine/Alpine are nice also - that was my first text client some years ago. If I’m not mistaken, there is/was Elm also
Too much thinking required.
We’re all old schoolers.