So, I think I understand what you want: gmail. Yes, it's a web interface, with limited keyboard commands, but the whole basket/basement thing is implemented near exactly as you describe. I think you'd be pretty happy with it, though a specialised version for your own domain costs a bit more than mutt.
> Then why is it so fumbly? It's fumbly with local maildirs, but try it > with IMAP. If you don't enter all the folders you have on the IMAP > server into the configuration or something, it's horrible. And every > time you create a new IMAP folder or delete one, you'd have to edit > the config again ... I've never had any problems. And I don't have to predefine every single folder in a config file, I just tell it what my inbox, draft, and sent folders are. To change folders: c, =foldername, or tab twice for a list. And, mutt + screen is beautiful. I run several instances of mutt, so I can quickly access my various common folders with a simple ctl-a ctl-[np]. jake
