* Josef Bailey <jcbjoe2...@gmail.com>: > I have been getting stuff from other peopls public .muttrc and its > helping me so much
I'd recommend reading up on the stuff you copy over in man muttrc so you don't end up "cargo culting" your configuration and not knowing what command is responsible for which setting. > Are there good n00b guides for mutt ? In addition to both the manual and the Wiki, although it really hasn't aged well, I found My first mutt [1] to be a pretty good read when I first came upon it. There's a ton of information on the Web but it'll take some manual labour to wade through all of it. > Also freenode #mutt they hardley talk You'll have to take different time zones, work schedules and private life into consideration. > Is there a very active place for mutt users who really want to learn ? > or would the mailing list be the best place ? The most common questions are bound to have been answered before so it's always good to have a look/search in the mailing list archives [2] first. Hope this is of some use to you. [1] http://mutt.blackfish.org.uk [2] http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.mail.mutt.user -- Nobody expects the industrial inquisition.
