> It is different. I think I like it because I am a vi junkie and I hate > some of the single key responses in the mutt pager (like skipping to the > next email when I just wanted to move down one line.) It is disorienting > to switch from vi to the mutt pager all the time and back. I've also got fmt and par
I had the same problem, as I am really using vi-syntax extensivly (even changed the bash-command to vi-syntax). So I use the following key-binding to navigate mutt mostly with just one hand (using hjkl) # Bindings # Generic bind generic l select-entry bind generic <right> select-entry # Index bind index l display-message bind index h change-folder bind index <right> display-message bind index <left> change-folder bind index H display-toggle-weed macro index , '<change-folder>!^M' # Pager bind pager j next-line bind pager k previous-line bind pager h exit bind pager l view-attachments bind pager <down> next-line bind pager <up> previous-line bind pager <left> exit bind pager <right> view-attachments bind pager H display-toggle-weed macro pager , '<change-folder>!^M' # Attach bind attach l view-attach bind attach <right> view-attach bind attach h exit bind attach <left> exit bind attach H display-toggle-weed # Compose bind compose l view-attach bind compose <right> view-attach As you can see, you can use hjkl or <left><down><up><right>. -- cu --== Jerri ==-- Homepage: http://www.jerri.de/ ICQ: 54160208
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