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A couple of weeks ago, I upgraded my mail client, Mu/Mu4e, to version 1.10.2 with Homebrew. It has some nice features but it also insisted on opening mu4e in full-frame mode, wiping out whatever window configuration I had. That was … Continue reading →

Years ago, I read and wrote about Ben Maughan’s excellent method of handling his email. It’s an inbox zero method that insists that for each message in your inbox you should Read and delete it, or Read and store it … Continue reading →

Just a quickie from Álvaro Ramírez. If you’re a Mu4e user and would like to have an email’s status shown as one or more icons instead of a series of comparatively opaque letters but don’t want to deal with all-the-icons, … Continue reading →

Yesterday, in my post about sending HTML emails with mu4e, I noted that being able to send HTML emails is only half the problem; probably the easiest half. The hard part is being able to read a properly rendered email … Continue reading →

David Wilson has another video up in his series on configuring and using mu4e to handle email from within Emacs. His past videos have already covered the hard parts of configuring mu4e and mbsync. The current video is about using … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s post discussed David Wilson’s video on setting up and using authinfo. In that video, Wilson mentioned his videos on setting up mu4e and how authinfo fit into configuring mu4e and mbsync. Those videos are also worth watching. The first … Continue reading →

It’s no surprise to anyone at this point that I really like the Mu/Mu4e mail client. It runs in Emacs, has excellent search capabilities, and is fast and easy to use. I run it on top of macOS and get … Continue reading →