Tag Archives: Mu4e

I’ve been using mu4e and mbsync for the last four years and love it. One of the things you discover early in your use of mbsync is that it loves spew messages into the minibuffer. That would be okay except … Continue reading →

Dirk-Jan C. Binnema (DJCB), the developer of the mu/mu4e suite, has announced that version 1.6 of the programs are coming. The current stable version, 1.4.X, was released a year ago and since then development has been taking place in the … Continue reading →

Recently, I wrote about my adventures in troubleshooting Mu4e. This is an update on what I discovered and what I did to resolve the problem. The chances are good that this won’t be of interest to anyone but I’m writing … Continue reading →

After I upgraded to macOS Catalina—or perhaps after I replaced my laptop because of the spilled drink catastrophe—I’ve been having problems with mu/mu4e. That’s serious for me because they are my primary email client. There are two problems. First, mds … Continue reading →

Those of you who have been around for a while know that I’m a huge fan of mu/mu4e. I use it everyday to read and send all my email. You may also remember that I had a difficult time getting … Continue reading →

Rob Stewart has a blog post that serves as a handy tip on implementing multiple signatures in Mu4e. For those who don’t know, Mu4e is an email client that runs inside Emacs. I use it and love it. It helps … Continue reading →

Mike Zamansky has another video in his Using Emacs Series up. This time he talks about mu4e-conversation, which I wrote about previously. Mu4e-conversation is a package that makes reading email threads easier. It has two modes, (1) linear mode that … Continue reading →

As I’ve said before, I’m not a fan of threading in emails. That’s mainly because it’s not that useful for the type of emails I deal with but I’m aware that most people have different workflows and probably do like … Continue reading →

Steckerhalter tweets about configuring his mu4e configuration for multiple accounts. Whew, that took me a while to setup mu4e with multiple accounts correctly. But now it works like a pro. I even wrote a macro to create the contexts: https://t.co/CwPyEXYUO3 … Continue reading →