In theory offering more than just one is "trivial" in the sense that for OS/1337 the idea is to have statical binaries (and maybe the few necessary configs) as "#packages" so it's just a download as an archive (#bzip2 because it's available in #toybox) and just pull that and place them in the system.
OFC absolute hardcore folks will literally do #eMail just with #curl, #cat, #sed & #awk I guess, but ideally offering a convenient alternative like #neomutt is better.
#XTerm (Grand old terminal emulator) #Emacs (Grand old text editor that becomes your operating system) #Ranger (File Manager with a Terminal UI) #i3wm (Tiling window manager) #neomutt (Mail client with Terminal UI) #mpv (Media player) #yt-dlp (CLI client for YouTube) #GIMP (Image editor with gazillion keyboard shortcuts) #Feh (Minimal image viewer) #Firefox (The One True Browser)
switched from #neomutt to #aerc and i'm never looking back. the setup process for aerc was so simple and after working out a few kinks it works great on my #pinephone!
I see some people are really disappointed about Debian packaging a stripped-down version of KeePassXC. But hey, I actually wish there was also a minimal @thunderbird package without integrations of IRC or Matrix etc, just with core email functionality.
@aral Hi. Long time ago at Twitter you said, that you will be testing german mail provider mailbox.org...
What about an update? Did you already do? Any results/experiences? Really interested in your feedback.
What I really hate are providers that f**k around with customers' eMails like @protonmail and @Tutanota when the only good and correct way to #E2EE is #SelfCustody.
Or worse: Providers that prevent the use of #IMAP4, #POP3 & #SMTP at all!
And I don't mean like #paywall it...
With all that #fediverse effervescence, I just rediscovered #irc with #weechat, and realized that #neomutt also support #usenet servers. Going back to the source in a way.
I am looking for a solution to my email problem. I need a searchable backup system for all my emails and make room on the servers. Preferrably in a format that's (:gitannex: #gitAnnex) sync friendly (e.g. all just .eml files). A terminal-based Thunderbird alternative would also be nice. I see there's #mbsync#mutt#neomutt#supMail#nmail#alpine and so many more but no concise overview with feature comparison. What would you recommend?
#Terminal#MUA question: Playing a bit around with #neomutt + #notmuch? Does someone know if there is a way to display and directly edit displayed notmuch tags from neomutt? And a way to display notmuch tags in the pager?