On Thu, Jun 03, 2021 at 12:02:08PM +0700, Bagas Sanjaya wrote: > But for users that use Gmail (like me), we must either enable 2FA and > generate app-specific password for use with git send-email Is there a general problem with this approach? Gmail has been my recommendation for everyone needing a free email account -- it's still possible to configure it to be perfectly usable with patch-based workflows, even if it has its own ideas about web ui treading. The fact that Gmail forces folks to enable 2fa for app passwords is an added bonus in my book. :) There are other alternatives, but they are not gratis or don't work well for sending patches. I'm also aware that gmail is not reliable for certain geographical locales, so it's not a solution that suits everyone. We have recently partnered with migadu.com and will start providing email accounts for Linux devs who cannot reliably use any other solution either due to their employer doing nasty things to outgoing mail, or some other reason. At $20 a year, migadu's pricing is hard to beat, though I know it's not for everyone. -K
