Re: Mutt or Alpine

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Belatedly, Mutt (I don't have Neomutt on this machine, because...thanks Solus?) works really, really well in a terminal oddly enough as well as a pure console. Alpine sadly doesn't so at least for my use case, Mutt wins out

Now to figure out if Mutt or Neomutt is a better fit? I'd say you can probably ransition from Alpine to Mutt with a bit of a learning curve, for me Alpine took more getting used to in my brief tests. I like the layout o Alpine. But Mutt, at least on my machine, works better with Orca in  a terminal, I don't run into horizontally laid out things, Mutt has it listed alphabetically so I know or example my Blinux folder is always at the top of the heap, Inbox is option #5 and so forth. To me that makes more sense than having Inbox/Drafts/etc all on one line, but YMMV on that of course, Alpine isn't available in the default Arch repos but a quick git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay-bin, installing that and then yay -S alpine sorts that out however

Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
If you want to use an email client with Orca, stick to Thunderbird.

I find Orca unwieldy in the terminal anyway.

If, however, you wish to do so with Speakup or Fenrir, I personally prefer Alpine.

Why? Simple. I don't know Mutt at all.

Warm regards,

Brandt Steenkamp

Sent from the Slint console using Alpine

On Fri, 18 Feb 2022, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:

Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2022 16:00:22 +0000
From: Linux for blind general discussion <blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: Linux for blind general discussion <blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Mutt or Alpine

So I'm using Mutt, but...

What does Mutt have over Alpine and vice versa, why would I use one over the other?

Mutt seems faster to me, but Alpine seems more user friendly without making temporary files while composing a message (unles I can tell Mutt/Neomutt to delete those automatically

So is there a consensus of which is the easier choice to use with Orca?

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