Does mutt still use the (IMHO silly) maildir hierarchy where mail
'folders' are simply represented by another '.' and name in the
maildir directory name?
Is there some way I can get to use real directories to represent my
hierarchy of mail? I manually rearrange my mail sometimes and to deal
with very long directory names isn't really practical. For example I
might decide to move mail as follows:-
~/Mail/folder/travel/zelmaFrance
to
~/Mail/folder/travel/france/zelma
With real directories such a move isn't too difficult but with the
default maildir naming it becomes painful.
Some software I believe does work the way I want with maildir but the
dotted hierarchy seems to be becoming the standard. Is there no way
round this? I'd really like to move to maildir but I really can't see
it being practical for me as it is.
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Chris Green
