On 05/26/2017 11:22 PM, Erik Christiansen wrote:
Dunno much about GUI offerings, but for a local no-spyware alternative, mutt displays thread trees very nicely, and collapses/expands them at your will. When it comes time to archive (the messages you've kept from) a thread to another mailbox, the whole thread can be tagged and treated as a unit for the archive/delete/... action. Wouldn't swap it for a ton of tea. My local LinuxCNC archive is sorted into a bunch of topics, for quick reference: $ ls -1 mail/cnc_linux_* | wc -l 447 But maybe Gmail can do that too ... and reaching for the mouse all the time provides more exercise, which is good. Erik (Who's carted some bricks, and quartered a small Blackwood log with the chainsaw today, so will pass on the extra exercise.)
Forgot to mention on the previous posts that T-bird does threading quite well and also has a well developed filter system to plunk inbound mails to a specific mailbox. This one lands in a mailbox called EMC2 (I left it at that name for nostalgia reasons ;-) ), along with plenty of keyboard shortcuts so the mouse isn't quite the necessary evil required in Winders land here on this Ubuntu machine.
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