Dear mutt users,
I have a bunch of email addresses that end up in a single Maildir INBOX.
For each email that I send out I like to send a Bcc somewhere. I use the
use_from feature to have mutt select a sensible From: address when I
reply to received email.
set use_from
set reverse
Hi everybody,
I'm writing because I've a question about Mutt and Neomutt on Debian.
My operating system is actually Debian Stable (Stretch) and I've
installed the mutt package (1.7.2-1).
How can you see here [1] when you install Mutt, the repository
automatically install Neomutt.
I've read that
Hi leo,
I have the same setup as you do (debian stretch+mutt).
On [1], one can read:
This package is built with the NeoMutt patchset, which includes a number
of additional features compared to the stock Mutt.
Which I don't interpret as you do; debian's mutt is compiled with the
NeoMutt patchse
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 04:19:27PM +0200, steve wrote:
> Hi leo,
>
> I have the same setup as you do (debian stretch+mutt).
>
> On [1], one can read:
>
> This package is built with the NeoMutt patchset, which includes a number
> of additional features compared to the stock Mutt.
>
> Which I don
On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 04:05:35PM +0200, leo wrote:
> I've read that Neomutt is not a fork "We merge all of Mutt's changes
> into NeoMutt and get features into a state that Mutt will accept" [2].
No, it's a fork. And no, they don't get features into a state I will
accept.
> It isn't a big prob
Hi everybody,
thanks a lot for all your answer.
> > I've read that Neomutt is not a fork "We merge all of Mutt's changes
> > into NeoMutt and get features into a state that Mutt will accept"
> > [2].
>
> No, it's a fork. And no, they don't get features into a state I will
> accept.
Ok, thank
