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Package: elm-me+
Version: N/A
Severity: wishlist
I like the frm(1) program which comes with Elm, but I don't wish to
install the whole Elm package for a single small utility.
Would you consider moving the non-Elm-specific utilities into their
own separate package? Most of the following I think could benefit from
being made available to a broader audience.
usr/bin/answer mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/checkalias mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/fastmail mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/frm mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/listalias mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/messages mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/newalias mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/newmail mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/nfrm mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/printmail mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/readmsg mail/elm-me+
usr/bin/wnewmail mail/elm-me+
(Not intimately familiar with many of these -- no doubt some of them
will only work with Elm aliases or something.)
Meanwhile, I'm sure I can cook up a simple shell function with
formail(1) for my own needs, so this is definitely a wishlist-level
report.
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Subject: Re: elm-me+: fmt would be useful as a standalone utility
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era eriksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 11:42:40 +0200, Matej Vela <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Have you tried mailutils? I think it's exactly what you want.
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> Thanks for the pointer. Yes, it seems to provide frm(1) as well as
> some other useful utilities. Maybe this bug could be closed.
Agreed. The thing is, elm-me+ utilities use a common library which is
more than twice the size of mailutils.
Thanks,
Matej
