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Sybren Stuvel
Art Sackett enlightened us with:
Well, I prefer mutt and slrn. I use Vim with Mutt, and Vim with slrn.
Still, both allow you to set any editor you want. I once had a little
script that ran gvim if there was X available, and vim if there
wasn't, but it was annoying to have an extra window pop up when
keeping everything in one terminal was sufficient.
Same here.
Give slrn a go.
Sybren
Because I prefer mutt and tin.
Well, I prefer mutt and slrn. I use Vim with Mutt, and Vim with slrn.
Still, both allow you to set any editor you want. I once had a little
script that ran gvim if there was X available, and vim if there
wasn't, but it was annoying to have an extra window pop up when
keeping everything in one terminal was sufficient.
I know of no better email reader than mutt, or I'd use it. Once or
twice a year I get the notion to try other email readers, but I've
yet to find one that I prefer over mutt.
Same here.
As for tin, well... I get along with it. I'm nowhere near as happy
with it as I am with mutt for email, but I've yet to find something
I like better. I might spend some time customizing gnus to see if I
can find a way to like it better. Then again, I might not.
Give slrn a go.
Sybren