Since RedHat is unable to support pine, they should have extra resources available to polish up mutt and remove any possible refutation about mutt being a better choice. One thing in particular is that if you install mutt and don't install any text mode browser (e.g. lynx) then you can't view HTML emails -- you cannot even view them as raw HTML text! Normally if mutt has no way of viewing some particular mime type then it will always have a fallback to view as plain text, instead I get "No valid text mode browser found" from /usr/bin/htmlview which is really annoying because simply replacing /usr/bin/htmlview with a link to /bin/cat will at least provide the facility of viewing HTML emails (as raw HTML of course but better than not seeing it at all). I suggest that without any text-mode browser installed, /usr/bin/htmlview should fail completely and somehow mutt realises that a failure in the translation program opens an option to fallback to plain text. If this is too difficult then at least have /usr/bin/htmlview revert to simple /bin/cat as a last ditch effort (possibly with a header suggesting which packages to install, etc). - Tel -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
