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lukespear.co.uk | ||
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kroah.com
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| | | | | Given that the main development workflow for most kernel maintainers is with email, I spend a lot of time in my email client. For the past few decades I have used (mutt), but every once in a while I look around to see if there is anything else out there that might work better. One project that looks promising is (aerc) which was started by (Drew DeVault). It is a terminal-based email client written in Go, and relies on a lot of other go libraries to handle a lot of the "grungy" work in dealing with imap ... | |
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rgoswami.me
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| | | | | Migrating Imap, Gmail and Exchange, mail accounts from GUI clients to Astroid Background Initially, I had planned this post to start with a brief history of the decline of email clients for Linux. That quickly got out of hand, and was therefore spun out into a post of its own (TBD). To keep things brief. Thanks to the incredible ineptitude of the Thunderbird steering committee, I ended up requiring a new mail client. Having despaired of the GUI based bloat heavy approaches of most clients, I decided to go the old fashioned route and build one up in a modular manner. | |
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blog.erethon.com
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andybrown.me.uk
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| | | Here in the UK the new reality of working in the IT business over the past year has been that we're all at home working remotely over virtual desktop connections and for someone engaged in software... | ||
