Re: Mutt - Neomutt and Debian Stretch

I hope an amicable resolution can be worked out, but I really think that the package should be called 'neomutt', and that the 'mutt' package, if any, should be based on the upstream source, and should more or less expect as people expect "mutt" to work. Or, if they want to standardize on

Re: on limiting and pattern modifiers

For example, ~f john will match From: John Doe but ~f John won't. Is there a way that either 'john or John' match this From line? fwiw: may be a shortcoming unique to your distro or version. it works on my openSUSE Tumbleweed, mutt-1.6.0. Also works for me on

mutt, vim, and autowrapping replies

Generally speaking I have the interface between mutt and vim regarding wrapping, flowed text, and quoting working satisfactorily. However, sometimes I receive mail with no line breaks within paragraphs. If I reply to such a message, the lack of hard breaks in the quoted paragraphs is retained

Re: new mail indicator in browser view

On Fri, Jul 15, 2016 at 11:37:18PM +0200, famfop wrote: Hi, I solved it the following way. I wanted to have a "startup-mailbox" folder with unread messages. Using mairix I set up the "maildir" and "mfolder" var in the rc and now I run mairix F:-s. It's a bit hacky but it shows all unread

new mail indicator in browser view

Hello, I've been giving mutt a spin for the past few days. I like it quite a bit except for one issue I have been unable to solve: how to get the mailbox browser to properly display new message status. Platform: Debian jessie running NeoMutt (latest from git but have tried mutt from