050115 Covington, Chris wrote:
>> Joking aside, I think mutt is a better client in many respects, 
>> but pine can do the job, if the circumstances are favourable
> I grew up on pine and I gave mutt a shot a few months ago
> and aside from the totally different keyboard shortcuts
> mutt wasn't able to render html the way pine does,
> so the majority of emails which I received looked very strange.
> Is it possible to have mutt render html?

you can add 'text/html; lynx -force_html %s' to  ~/.mailcap .
then use 'v' in Mutt to call up a list of parts of the e-mail
& when you hit 'Return' on an HTML item, it will open with Lynx.
 
> Though it's definitely the most hardcore email client out there

Mutt is for real men of both sexes (grin).
i've used it for years -- on Irix before Linux --
& have never found a reason to go over to a GUI.
it's a pity no-one has created a GUI front-end for Mutt like Gvim for Vim,
ie keeping all Mutt's key commands & simplicity,
but adding a few GUI capabilities like opening  > 1  window, mouse-scrolling.

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