Mike Arrison wrote: > I'm currently using pine, and would like to switch to mutt. The major > stumbling block I'm hitting is finding a simple muttrc file to learn > from. I've seen the huge ones on mutt.org, but what I'm looking for > is a 10 liner or something to get me started. Can anybody point me in > the right direction here?
the longer, the better!! on a more serious note, the problem with giving you a 10 liner is that it's hard to say what features you'd like. if you're used to to PINE, you might want to bind some keys in a way that's similar to PINE, at least at first. here are my votes for other stuff: ## don't ask before deleting set delete *# don't prompt for recipient and subject when replying set fast_reply ## don't ask when appending message to an existing folder unset confirmappend ## show 10 lines of index while in the pager set pager_index_lines=10 ## i don't care if a message is "old" or "new" if unread unset mark_old ## if someone sends us plain text AND html, view the plain text alternative_order text/plain text/enriched text/html ignore * unignore user-agent: x-agent: x-mailer: from: date subject to cc reply-to: mail-followup-to: ## define alternate addresses set alternates = "(you|this|that)@(blah\.)?foo\.com" my favorite "like PINE" bindingsnd pager R group-reply ## pager like pine stuff bind pager p previous-undeleted bind pager n next-undeleted bind pager , exit bind pager x sync-mailbox bind pager $ noop bind pager y print-message bind index R group-reply bind index v display-message bind index p previous-undeleted bind index n next-undeleted macro index , "<change-folder>?<tab>" bind index x sync-mailbox bind index $ sort-mailbox bind index - previous-page bind index y print-message -- Will Yardley input: william < @ hq . newdream . net . >
