Aerc Email In The Terminal

Aerc - A Pretty Good Email Client.

Aerc - A Pretty Good Email Client. Aerc is an email client that runs in your terminal. it's highly efficient and extensible, perfect for the discerning hacker. check out the screencast above to get an idea of how it's used. support for multiple accounts, with imap, maildir, notmuch, mbox and jmap backends. along with imap, jmap, smtp, and sendmail transfer protocols. Aerc is an email client for the terminal written in go. originally created by drew devault, it is currently maintained by robin jarry and a group of developers: the maintained fork can be found on sourcehut.

AERC

AERC Aerc is a highly efficient, extensible terminal based email client written in go which is designed to manage emails in the terminal. it has first class support for working with email and git, plus built in support for imap and smtp and is able to work with multiple email accounts and email threading, familiar vim like keybindings and is able to. Aerc is an email client for your terminal. this is a fork of the original aerc by drew devault. a short demonstration can be found on https://aerc mail.org/ join the irc channel: #aerc on irc.libera.chat for end user support, and development. Aerc is a terminal based e mail client with vim style keybindings and an ex command system. it uses an embedded teminal which allows to use any terminal editor as an embedded component to compose e mails. aerc comes with inbuilt support for imap and smtp, but also supports maildir and notmuch. An email client is the most basic tool for communication. aerc mail is certainly the first in terminal or command line world to earn the crown to be easy to use and configure in our tests. also, the configuration file and the whole setup on first run is easy to understand and follow.

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AERC, Inc. – AERC, Inc. Aerc is a terminal based e mail client with vim style keybindings and an ex command system. it uses an embedded teminal which allows to use any terminal editor as an embedded component to compose e mails. aerc comes with inbuilt support for imap and smtp, but also supports maildir and notmuch. An email client is the most basic tool for communication. aerc mail is certainly the first in terminal or command line world to earn the crown to be easy to use and configure in our tests. also, the configuration file and the whole setup on first run is easy to understand and follow. Accidentally sending email with just a single keystroke was one of my worries going into terminal email, but with aerc this really isn’t a concern. there are multiple stages to review before sending, and many inputs required. This has been my first proper foray into using terminal based mail clients as i never fully got around to trying other ones, such as mutt (and neomutt), but had recently read good things about aerc in various threads and wanted to give it a go. Aerc comes with an embedded terminal, which you've already used to view and edit emails. we can also use this for other purposes, such as referencing a git repository while reviewing a patch. Display one of aerc's man pages in the embedded terminal. display the active key bindings in the current context.

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AERC | Aerc.myprintdesk.net Accidentally sending email with just a single keystroke was one of my worries going into terminal email, but with aerc this really isn’t a concern. there are multiple stages to review before sending, and many inputs required. This has been my first proper foray into using terminal based mail clients as i never fully got around to trying other ones, such as mutt (and neomutt), but had recently read good things about aerc in various threads and wanted to give it a go. Aerc comes with an embedded terminal, which you've already used to view and edit emails. we can also use this for other purposes, such as referencing a git repository while reviewing a patch. Display one of aerc's man pages in the embedded terminal. display the active key bindings in the current context.

aerc - Email in the terminal