I talk about mutt a lot in this column, if you hadn't noticed. For me, in this day and age of large graphical mail programs and Web-based mail applications, you still can't beat the speed, power and ...
E-mail—one of the Internet's first joys and evils. It brings us closer but forces us to weed through clutter, distractions and snake oil salesmen. Parsing and organizing the data is a tricky task. As ...
As for getting Evolution and Mutt to use the same mail location, if you followed those directions, your mail is being deposited in a Maildir format mailbox. Evolution is more than capable of handling ...
I've found myself in a situation where I need send/receive mail to/from a remote network (work). I am able to receive mail just fine (using pops, imaps) on my home desktop (debian testing/unstable ...
Command-line tool mutt has a well-deserved reputation as a powerhouse of an email client. It's fast, flexible and, best of all, surprisingly easy to use. Unfortunately getting the thing up and running ...
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