On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 12:06 PM, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
> On 2015-06-06 11:17 -0400, Xu Wang wrote:
>
> Xu> I do not want to change it. I just want to understand. mupdf is my
> Xu> default PDF reader. Also, xdg-open uses mupdf. mimeopen uses
> Xu> mupdf. I have nothing in .mailcap about PDFs.
>
> Xu
For those of you on OS X, MailToMutt has been updated and modernized:
* Handles system wide mailto:
* Send mail using AppleScript with a single command 'mailto'
* Handles to,cc,bcc,subject, body and an attachment url
* Uses iTerm2 to display Mutt interactively
* Option for immediate sending witho
On 2015-06-06 11:17 -0400, Xu Wang wrote:
Xu> I do not want to change it. I just want to understand. mupdf is my
Xu> default PDF reader. Also, xdg-open uses mupdf. mimeopen uses
Xu> mupdf. I have nothing in .mailcap about PDFs.
Xu> I have read the manual but it mostly talks about .mailcap entries
On Sat, Jun 06, 2015 at 11:17:26AM -0400, Xu Wang wrote:
> I do not want to change it. I just want to understand. mupdf is my
> default PDF reader. Also, xdg-open uses mupdf. mimeopen uses mupdf. I
> have nothing in .mailcap about PDFs.
>
> I have read the manual but it mostly talks about .mailcap
I do not want to change it. I just want to understand. mupdf is my
default PDF reader. Also, xdg-open uses mupdf. mimeopen uses mupdf. I
have nothing in .mailcap about PDFs.
I have read the manual but it mostly talks about .mailcap entries.
So how does mutt choose an application to open files if
On 2015-06-06, Larry Hynes wrote:
> Hello list
>
> In order not to bother my family with repeated exposure to my
> signature, I use the following send-hook setup:
>
> send-hook . set signature
> send-hook '~t ^foo@bar\.com$' unset signature
>
> This works, but only up to a point; the signa
On 06.06.15 12:08, Larry Hynes wrote:
> In order not to bother my family with repeated exposure to my
> signature, I use the following send-hook setup:
>
> send-hook . set signature
> send-hook '~t ^foo@bar\.com$' unset signature
>
> This works, but only up to a point; the signature is un
* Larry Hynes [06-06-15 07:15]:
> Hello list
>
> In order not to bother my family with repeated exposure to my
> signature, I use the following send-hook setup:
>
> send-hook . set signature
> send-hook '~t ^foo@bar\.com$' unset signature
>
> This works, but only up to a point; the sign
Hello list
In order not to bother my family with repeated exposure to my
signature, I use the following send-hook setup:
send-hook . set signature
send-hook '~t ^foo@bar\.com$' unset signature
This works, but only up to a point; the signature is unset for
the intended recipient but is no